Monymusk, Scotland

Circa 1830/40, reconstructed 1902.

Circa 1850, 2-storey and attic, 3-window harled with granite margins, consoled doorpiece, large tripartites with wood mullions at ground floor, 2 canted dormers.

Originally mid 18th century lapidary mill built by Sir Archibald Grant, converted to Episcopal Chapel 1801. Recast 1834 and later. Originally 2-storey 3-window, altered later with 2 round arched windows on E.

Circa 1830, originally a pair of 3-bay cottages, now one single-storey, 6-bay house (original doors now windows with additional projection to match existing former porch projection at right).

Circa 1830. Single-storey long range, (probably 2 cottages or cottage and byre originally) Rubble-built, elevation to street altered 20th century to give 2 enlarged or new windows and door at centre, all gabled.

James Fordyce (Arbroath) 1748-9 as lintmill. Some alterations and additions 1899 (dated SAG 1749 and SAG 1899). 2-storey coursed granite with segmental chamfered arch and loft gablet over. Skewputts.

Early 19th century. Single storey coursed granite with bow, original woodwork, piend roof stone ridge, single coped chimney to front, chimney without cope at back. Poor condition.

Dated SAG 1749, perhaps designed by James Fordyce.

Circa 1830, 3-bay, single storey, basement and attic farmhouse. Harled with granite margins at angles and openings.

Large L-plan mansion with late (1888) S.W. wing comprising:- Keep c. 1584 perhaps incorporating older work 49' x 46', L-plan modified by S.