General view from NE showing terraced houses at 59-69 Marine Road, Port Bannatyne, Bute
DP 136437
Description General view from NE showing terraced houses at 59-69 Marine Road, Port Bannatyne, Bute
Date 22/5/2012
Collection Records of the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS), Edinbu
Catalogue Number DP 136437
Category On-line Digital Images
Scope and Content Originally known as Kamesburgh, Port Bannatyne grew up as a fishing village to the north-west of the main town of Rothesay. However, during the 19th century, when Rothesay's popularity as a tourist destination and a pleasant place to live by the seaside was at its peak, the town stretched out to join up the coastal strip between Port Bannatyne in the north-west and Ascog in the south-east. This group of terraced houses at 59-69 Marine Road are examples of typical cottages which were built when this was a small fishing village. Overlooking the quay and modern-day marina, these two-storeyed stone-built properties remain relatively unaltered with many retaining their original sash and case windows. Many have been extended into the attics, mostly with traditional-style canted Scotch dormers.
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