Aberdeenshire

William Ramage 1852. 2-storey and attic 3-window harled, ashlar granite to door-piece of simple classic pattern. U-plan court of offices.

13th century, mentioned 1214/33. Ruin, rectangular plan 45' x 18' 9" internally, single lancet W. gable, 3 stepped lancets E. gable; side walls much broken down apparently doorways N. W. and S.W. Roughly-built of rubble robbed of its dressings.

John Willet engineer, James Abernethy ironfounder 1854. 2 cast iron arched spans of over 100', cast in 4 sections and bolted, cross-stayed below; arcaded spandrels, wooden deck and parapets. Granite approaches and centre pier of distinctive outline.

Circa 1870, incorporating arched gate and using stones from 17th century Braeloine Farmhouse. Single storey, 3-bay, rectangular-plan chapel, with late 19th century addition, probably by George Truefitt, to SW and 1937 tower to NW.

1877. 2-storey and attic, 3-window ashlar granite front with canted dormers, rear part harled. Extensive offices. Gatepiers with tall ball finials.

Early 19th century. Single storey, 3-bay cottage. Frontage rendered and lined as ashlar, coloured harl elsewhere. Centre entrance, small windows with 2-pane glazing. Single end stack; pantiled roof with slate easing course.

Modified Z plan tower house, four-storey with vaulted basement. Harl and slate, rounded and corbelled angles. Inset stone over door dated 1576. Deserted since 1948.

Circa 1799. Single arch bridge. Rubble construction. Semicircular arch, low straight parapet with slight curve to SE approach.

Inscribed (now weathered) Gavinus Smith LLD AA October 1853 Parochiae Bourtiensis quae ipsum genuit in Honoreum posuit. Ut vita sic fugit Hora. Square marble table dial on circular granite shaft.