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Ballindalloch Castle, South Lodge
Gate Lodge (19th Century) (1850)
Site Name Ballindalloch Castle, South Lodge
Classification Gate Lodge (19th Century) (1850)
Alternative Name(s) Bridge Of Avon; Porter's Lodge; Ballindalloch Castle Estate; Ballindalloch Castle Policies
Canmore ID 100603
Site Number NJ13NE 4.03
NGR NJ 18351 35908
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/100603
- Council Moray
- Parish Inveravon
- Former Region Grampian
- Former District Moray
- Former County Banffshire
A gate-lodge and entrance arch are located about 800m south-east of Ballindalloch Castle, at the eastern end of the Bridge of Avon.
The lodge and arch were designed by the architect Thomas Mackenzie and built in 1850. The lodge is a narrow, three-storeyed building, with three small turrets projecting from the corners of the uppermost storey. A round stair tower rises the full height of the building at the fourth, south-west corner.
The entrance arch, to the east of the lodge bears the Macpherson coat of arms to the south, and a monogrammed panel to the north.
The lodge and arch display features typical of the Scots Baronial style, including crow-stepped gables, small turrets with conical roofs and a round stair-tower. This style became popular in the mid-nineteenth century.
Text prepared by RCAHMS as part of the Accessing Scotland's Past project
NJ13NE 4.03 18351 35908
Photographic Survey (4 September 2013)
Photographed for the Listed Buildings Area Survey 2013-14.
