Cromartie Buildings, Strathpeffer
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Cromartie Buildings, Strathpeffer
Image: © Richard Dorrell Taken: 8 Sep 2018
The substantial building on the right is named Cromartie House, and dates from 1885. It was built as a lodging house, and also housed Burnett's tea rooms which were served by a bakery which stood at the rear of the building (see Image]) and also Fraser's drapery shop, which closed in 1998. The lodging rooms were converted into flats in the 1920s.
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Image Location
Latitude
57.589201
Longitude
-4.537538