Taymouth Castle: Newhall Kennels, Kenmore

Rubble-built, single-storey with lofts Long 'centre and ends' near symmetrical E. frontage in gothic manner; centre truncated gable with crenellated apex, large sunk crosses: centre semi-circular pend arch flanked by niches. 7-bay either side, on S. 7 gothic windows, on N. 5 4-centred cart sheds and 2 windows; niched end bays. Dilapidated. Unoccupied. Bad state of repair, Condemned property

Within policies of Taymouth Castle. Part of exceptionally spectacular and complete group of large country house and ancillaries. (Historic Scotland)

19 February 2014: External inspection finds the complex a roofless ruin. The 2005 consented redevelopment plan for the Taymouth Castle estate (03/02250/PPLB) proposed the conversion of the former kennels to form a health spa. An approved application to vary the original consents (11/00533/FLM) states the applicants now consider the kennels to be too far removed from the Castle for a spa and that a revised proposal for the site is to be progressed in the future.