Maam Steading, Inveraray Castle Estate, Inveraray

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Description

'Gothick' Barn: 2 high storeys. Harled; piended roof. Semi-circular bay on 1 side; gablet and buttresses on other. Crenellation. String-courses. Pointed
arches. 2 segmental wings (containing Byres): 2 low storeys. Gabled roof. Divided into bays by piers. Weather-boarded upper storey. Cobbled ground floor.

Intended to form complete circle. (Historic Scotland)

Building Dates

1787-1790

Architects

Robert Mylne

Category of Risk and Development History

Condition

Poor

Category of Risk

Moderate

Exemptions to State of Risk

Field Visits

April 1996, 15/09/2008, 18/9/2012

Development History

April 1996: External inspection reveals the steading to be part of a working farm, though it is in extremely poor condition. May 2006: Owners report no change.

September 2008: External inspection finds that the building remains in poor condition. The walls are in a poor state with cracks, vegetation growth and extensive water damage. There are holes in the roof.

18 September 2012: External inspection finds no significant change from the previous site visit.

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Availability

Current Availability

Unknown

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Price

Occupancy

Part

Occupancy Type

Tenant(s)

Present/Former Uses

Name of Owners

Argyll Estates

Type of Ownership

Company

Information Services

Additional Contacts/Information Source

Drawings are held in the National Monuments Record of Scotland.

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Classification

Farming

Original Entry Date

30-APR-96

Date of Last Edit

07/12/2012

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