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Eyemouth, Harbour Road, Old Quay, The Whale Hotel
Hotel (18th Century)
Site Name Eyemouth, Harbour Road, Old Quay, The Whale Hotel
Classification Hotel (18th Century)
Alternative Name(s) St Ella's Court
Canmore ID 95923
Site Number NT96SW 296
NGR NT 94640 64368
Datum OSGB36 - NGR
Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/site/95923
- Council Scottish Borders, The
- Parish Eyemouth
- Former Region Borders
- Former District Berwickshire
- Former County Berwickshire
Hotel range comprising two storey and attic, harled with rendered margins, comprises at least three formerly separate properties, two bay house with chimney head gable at centre, slated roof, two bay pantiled wing to South has segmental headed former pend at ground infilled with modern door; Wing to North: two bay at ground floor, single window at 1st with gabled dormer at attic, incorporates the large South gable of its demolished Northern neighbour. (Historic Scotland)
Photographic Survey (June 1961)
Photographic survey of buildings in Eyemouth, Berwickshire, by the Scottish National Buildings Record in June 1961.
Standing Building Recording (February 1989)
Instructions were received from the Scottish Development Agency on 5th July 1988 to carry out a dimensional survey of property at Marina Parade, Eyemouth. The S.D.A. were funding this survey to allow a structural assessment to be made of the various buildings adjacent to the Harbour Master's Office and the Contentented Sole public house. This study was required to allow Berwickshire District Council to promote housing redevelopment in this area. Our findings are outlined in detail on pages 2-17 but in our opinion the buildings have deteriorated to such an extent that they should be demolished and the site cleared for future redevelopment.
Crouch and Hogg Consulting Civil and structural Engineers
Sbc Note
Visibility: This is an upstanding building.
Information from Scottish Borders Council.
