Old Church of Scotland Manse

Former harled manse of 1790, enlarged into 2 storeys with attic in 1889 by Sydney Mitchell and Wilson. The south elevation extends to 3 bays with flanking 2 bay wings to the east and west. The centre door is framed by a square piended porch with side entrance and later bipartites. The north elevation features a projecting 3 storey stairwell with a window to each floor.

1994: The manse is offered for sale via Strutt and Parker. September 1996: Local planners inspect the property and report that it is in a very derelict condition. Many of the internal fittings have been stripped and stored nearby following an outbreak of dry rot. The owner has been instructed to remove a number of loose slates. October 1998: External inspection reveals the manse to be empty and deteriorating.

8 January 2014: The new owner of the former Manse contacts the Service to advise they have recently purchased the property with the intention of full restoration.

22 February 2024: Desk-based assessment suggests the building remains At-Risk.