Guisachan House
Country House (19th Century)
Site Name Guisachan House
Classification Country House (19th Century)
Alternative Name(s) Guisachan House Policies; Tomich
Canmore ID 12171
Site Number NH22NE 7
NGR NH 2873 2525
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/12171
- Council Highland
- Parish Kiltarlity And Convinth
- Former Region Highland
- Former District Inverness
- Former County Inverness-shire
NH22NE 7.00 2873 2525
NH22NE 7.01 NH 29090 25507 Lodge
NH22NE 7.02 NH 2854 2518 Walled Garden
NH22NE 7.03 NH 2975 2593 Kennels
NH22NE 7.04 NH 2972 2610 and NH 2994 2608 Balcladich
NH22NE 7.05 NH 2902 2495 Hydro-electric Power station; Footbridge
NH22SE 9 NH 28391 24985 Stables
See also:
NH22SE 3.00 NH 2805 2458 Plodda Lodge
NH22SE 3.01 NH 2795 2458 Plodda Cottage
NH22SE 4.00 NH 2845 2453 Hilton Lodge
NH22SE 4.01 NH 2839 2435 Hilton Cottage
NH22SE 5 NH 2769 2382 Plodda Falls, footbridge
NH32NW 3.00 NH 3065 2695 Guisachan Farm, steading
NH32NW 3.01 NH 3056 2700 Guisachan Farm, dairy
NH32NW 3.02 NH 3060 2703 Guisachan Farm, farmhouse
NH32NW 3.01 NH 3063 2696 Guisachan Farm, cottages to rear of steading square
NH32NW 3.04 NH 3028 2696 Guisachan Cottage
NH32NW 14 NH 3066 2728 Guisachan Farm, entrance gates
NH32NW 16 NH 3028 2686 Guisachan House, East Lodge
For miscellaneous finds, sites and monuments within the policies of Guisachan House, see:
NH22NE 6 NH 286 253 standing stone; cup-markings
NH22NE 16 NH c. 2848 2538 stone axe
NH22NE 17 NH c. 2873 2525 cist (possible)
NH22SE 2 NH 2767 2381 Plodda Falls (natural feature)
Now ruinous.
ARCHITECT: Wright and Mansfield, London interior decoration. Original plagues were let into the wall also contained Flaxman designs of Wedgewood ware.
Note (17 September 2020)
Guisachan House and Estate was bought by Lord Tweedmouth (Sir Dudley Coutts Marjoribanks) in 1854 from Colonel William Fraser (11th of Guisachan).
Information added by HES (Survey and Recording Section, M McDonald, 17/09/2020)from "Articles by Marie Fraser of Canada History of Nairnshire - Frasers of Culbokie" in https://www.electricscotland.com/canada/fraser/nairn.htm [accessed: 17/09/2020].
