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Fetternear House

Country House (Period Unassigned)

Site Name Fetternear House

Classification Country House (Period Unassigned)

Alternative Name(s) Fetternear House Policies; Fetternear Palace; The Factor's Residence; Fetternear, Factor's House

Canmore ID 118110

Site Number NJ71NW 7

NGR NJ 7226 1722

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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  • Council Aberdeenshire
  • Parish Chapel Of Garioch
  • Former Region Grampian
  • Former District Gordon
  • Former County Aberdeenshire

Archaeology Notes

NJ71NW 7.00 7226 1722

NJ71NW 7.01 72336 17097 Old House of Fetternear and Bishop's Palace

NJ71NW 7.02 72470 17402 Stables

NJ71NW 7.03 7160 1771 West Lodge

NJ71NW 7.04 7276 1611 South Lodge

NJ71NW 7.05 7259 1637 Ford Lodge

NJ71NW 7.06 7311 1903 North Lodge

NJ71NW 7.07 7255 1705 farm offices

NJ71NW 7.08 7240 1666 Forester's House

NJ71NW 7.09 7299 1723 ice-house; sand and gravel workings

NJ71NW 7.10 7329 1912 Whitehaugh Lodge

For Netherton (of Fetternear) steading (NJ 7176 1701), see NJ71NW 50.

For Fetternear House Policies, Newton Steading (NJ 7272 1625), see NJ71NW 132.

For trial excavation at NJ 7244 1712, see NJ71NW 217.

For cropmarks around NJ 7273 1689, at NJ 7294 1713 and at NJ 7221 1746, see NJ71NW 218, NJ71NW 219, NJ71NW 220 respectively.

A sales brochure of 1932 provides particulars of 'The Factor's Residence', Fetternear Estate (part of lot 61, p. 42) , which has since been renamed Fetternear House and is presently occupied by one of the owners of the Estate. As described in the brochure, the ground or 'entrance' floor contained two sitting rooms, a kitchen, a larder, a maid's bedroom or guest room, a WC and a boxroom. The upper floor contained three bedrooms, a bath room, a WC and a guest's bedroom. The outbuildings comprised stores for coal and wood, and a fowl house.

Information from RCAHMS (JRS), 28 May 1998.

NMRS, MS/992/4.

Architecture Notes

NMRS REFERENCE:

Damaged by fire in 1919 and now gutted

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