Linlathen House

NO43SE 18.00 46298 32946

(NO 4630 3294) Linlathen (NAT)

OS 1:10,000 map, (1974)

NO43SE 18.01 NO 46020 32330 South Lodge

NO43SE 18.02 NO 46039 32702 West Bridge (Dighty Water)

NO43SE 18.03 NO 46395 32851 East Bridge (Dighty Water)

NO43SE 18.04 NO 46169 33935 North Lodge (North Gates)

NO43SE 18.05 centred NO 46434 33057 Steading

NO43SE 18.06 NO 46547 32465 Lilac Cottage

NO43SE 18.07 NO 46581 32477 Laburnum Cottage

NO43SE 18.08 NO 46592 32483 Cypress Cottage

See also:

NO43SE 1 NO 4662 3376 Castle Greg (Cairn Greg) Cairn

NO43SE 19 NO 4629 3292 Urn

NO43SE 50 NO 463 339 North Gates Enclosures

NO43SE 64 NO 4631 3389 North Gates Souterrain

EXTERNAL REFERENCE:

Linlathen House.

Scottish Record Office:

Estimate for completing 'Lumleathin' House belonging to David Graham of Fintry.

Late 18th Century GD 151/10/84.

(Undated) inforemation in NMRS.

Linlathen House: The Grahams of Fintry acquired Linlathen probably in the first half of the 17th century and built the present house, calling it Fintry. They remained until 1803, and when the property was sold, the original name of Linlathen was restored. The only memorials of the Grahams, remaining at Linlathen, are date stones - one on the back window of the bothy 17:RG:70; on the back window of a stable, 17:RG:71; on the fountain-head, DG:AM:1705. The mansion is extensive, but unpretentious.

A J Warden 1880-5.

The central portion of Linlathen House has been demolished and the remaining wings show no signs of antiquity; they appear to be wholly of late 18th - 19th century date.

Visited by OS (J L D) 30 April 1958.

Linlathen House Nursing Home [NAT]

OS (GIS) AIB, June 2006.