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Haggs Cottage, Dalcrue

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HAGGS COTTAGE

General Details and Location

Description

Picturesque L-plan gabled cottage with segmental-arched and paired sash windows. The cottage is in painted and harled rubble, and rises to a single storey with attic. The pitched roof is in slate and displays a window in the attic gable. A small porch extension sits to the side.

The Valuation Roll for 1857-8 states " This name applies to two small cottages each 2 storys. with gardens attached to each, the house slated + in good repair. The property of the Earl of Mansfield"

Appears on the 1st edition (1:2;500 series) map.

Building Dates

19th century(?)

Architects

Unknown

Category of Risk and Development History

Condition

Very Poor

Category of Risk

High

Exemptions to State of Risk

Field Visits

October 2000, 25/09/2009, 01/12/2011, 12/3/2014

Development History

October 2000: External inspection reveals the cottage to be abandoned and decaying. SCT understands that the tenant farmer has no long-term use for the building, and it is subsequently unmaintained. The nearby Quadruple Cottage has been very successfully restored. October 2006: local planners report that the chimney stack is leaning so far that it is near to collapse. Some of the roof has also collapsed and the remainder is at high risk of collapse.

June 2009: Local planners report that the central part of the chimney stack has collapsed, with the remainder threatening to follow. The rest of the building remains in a fragile condition.<br /> <br />

September 2009: External inspection finds the roof has partially collapsed. Grass and trees are established on the roof and in the gutters. The chimney has partially collapsed and appears very precarious. All window glazings have been lost and the window frames are in poor condition.

December 2011: External inspection finds most of the chimney stack has now collapsed and a large section of the south roof has gone too. The remainder likely to follow.

12 March 2014: External inspection finds the building remains in much the same condition as seen previously.

15 July 2024: Desk-based assessment suggests the buildings remains At-Risk.

Guides to Development

Conservation Area

Planning Authority Contact

Diane Barbury

PAC Telephone Number

Availability

Current Availability

Unknown

Appointed Agents

Price

Occupancy

Vacant

Occupancy Type

N/A

Present/Former Uses

Building Uses Information: <br /> Present Use 1: N/A Former Use 1: Residential<br /> Present Use 2: N/A Former Use 2: N/A

Name of Owners

Mansfield Estates

Type of Ownership

Company

Information Services

Additional Contacts/Information Source

Bibliography

Scotland's Places <a href='http://www.scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/digital-volumes/ordnance-survey-name-books/perthshire-os-name-books-1859-1862/perthshire-volume-56/14'>http://www.scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/digital-volumes/ordnance-survey-name-books/perthshire-os-name-books-1859-1862/perthshire-volume-56/14</a>

Online Resources

Classification

Cottages and Lodges

Original Entry Date

02-JUL-96

Date of Last Edit

21/08/2014