Monymusk, Scotland

The monument comprises an enclosure of prehistoric date, visible on oblique aerial photographs as parchmarks in an area of improved pasture.

The monument comprises a chapel and enclosure of medieval date, visible as turf-covered stony banks and walls in ungrazed land at the edge of a young broadleaf plantation.

The monument comprises a single standing stone of likely late-Neolithic or Bronze-Age date.

The monument comprises a stone circle of late-Neolithic or Bronze-Age date, visible as three standing stones set at the edges of a low mound.

Circa 1749 (originally 'Bleach Lodge), eastern house reconstructed c. 1850. (Schoolmaster and later Factor's house) with floor levels raised and pedimented gablets to 1st floor windows 2-storey 3-window pair, coursed granite with skew putts.

James Henderson(?) 1850. 3-window coursed granite rectangle, round-arched windows; pinnacles at half-height of gables; pyramid spired bellcote. 4-bay wood arcades, flat ceiling.

Dated 1827. 2-storey, symmetrical front with wallhead gable mixed dark and red granite with cherry cocking harled gables. 3-windows 2 doors at 1st, coped chimneys: original woodwork.

Circa 1830/40, Tudorised 1899. Single-storey and attic granite ashlar, 3-windows and 2 doors with canopy gablets, pend arch to stable court, 4 dormers. Ground floor openings sashed.

Early 19th century carriage house and loft. Squared, pinned rubble with tooled dressings. Two segmental arches divided by pier, small outer winows; 4 small loft windows.

Circa 1810. 2-storey T-plan, ashlar granite 3-window front with consoled and pedimented doorpiece; woodwork of door altered 1969, glazing original, woodwork of late 18th century pattern.