Haylie House
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Image: © Raibeart MacAoidh Taken: 30 Jan 2017
Haylie House Residential Care Home Foundation stone for rebuilding November 1885. Asymmetrical 2-storey and attic house; harled, with ashlar dressings, and low, later 19th century rubble-built outbuildings extending to north. West elevation has 5 bays with additional gabled wing at left. 2-storey off-centre, semi-circular bay with 3 windows to each storey, central bipartites, pierced bracketed balcony to 1st floor window. Entrance in 3-storey tower in re-entrant angle at left. Door, with bracketed cornice, single window above and bipartite in each face of top storey. Broad projecting eaves with paired brackets and piended slate roof with iron finial. 2 outer right bays, bipartites in outer bay, with bracketed cornice over ground floor window. All upper sashes with decorative glazing pattern; 1st floor windows all shouldered. String course over ground floor and 1st floor cill course. All roofs have projecting eaves with paired brackets. Piended slate roofs throughout. Category C(S)-listed.
