Category A listed buildings

Dated 1713. Single chamber, rectangular-plan lectern dovecot. Narrow bands of coursed rubble with dressed rubble doorway. Stepped rat course/alighting ledge of Angus stone slate and ashlar cornice. Angus stone slate roof and ashlar-coped skews.

Later 17th century (between 1671 and 1680). Monumental 21ft high, 4-stage, Baroque faceted sundial.

Sir Robert Smirke, dated 1825. Large castellated mansion, droved ashlar 2-storey with 3-storey towers, asymmetrical composition; south frontage 160', east frontage 233' with porte cochere; large terrace with angle bastions. Interior; fine gothic E.

Iron, similar in design to Ballinluig viaduct over R. Rummel (1861-1865) Used as private road.

Quadrangular, rubble and slate, with round horse-mill and single-storey cottages with inset dial.

Small three-storey L-plan with vaulted basement and and battlemented angle Turrets. Inset armorial stone 1568. Extended 1740. Additions and alterations 1910, H.O. Tarbolton, Arch.

James Smith, 1686, Classical 7-bay, 2-storey and basement house, with interior work by William Adam, circa 1720; 3-bay outer pavilions, linking bays and further interior alterations, probably also William Adam, from 1720.