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Hopetoun House, Thatched Cottage

Cottage (18th Century)

Site Name Hopetoun House, Thatched Cottage

Classification Cottage (18th Century)

Alternative Name(s) Hopetoun House Estate; Obelisk Cottage

Canmore ID 49146

Site Number NT07NE 29

NGR NT 09463 78605

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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Administrative Areas

  • Council West Lothian
  • Parish Abercorn (West Lothian)
  • Former Region Lothian
  • Former District West Lothian
  • Former County West Lothian

Archaeology Notes

NT07NE 13.00 NT 0885 7900 Hopetoun House

NT07NE 13.01 NT 0875 7900 Formal Garden

NT07NE 13.02 NT 0944 7881 Garden (possible)

NT07NE 13.03 NT 0822 7900 Mausoleum

NT07NE 13.04 NT 08934 78843 Squash Court

NT07NE 13.05 NT 09024 78885 Workshop

NT07NE 13.06 NT 0974 7904 Society House

NT07NE 13.07 NT 09795 79051 Society, housing

NT07NE 28 NT 0799 7929 Nethermill Bridge

NT07NE 29 NT 0946 7853 Obelisk Cottage

NT07NE 33 NT 0880 7743 Hopetoun Estate Cottage

NT07NE 36 NT 0900 7885 Steading

NT07NE 38 NT 0780 7826 West gate-lodge and gates

NT07NE 16.00 NT 07404 78589 Midhope Bridge

NT07NE 16.01 NT 0740 7858 Cross-slabs

NT17NW 194 NT 1004 7889 East gate-lodge and gates

NT17NW 236 NT 10045 78626 Butelaw Lodge

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Field Visit (14 May 2014)

NT 09463 78603 Possibly 18th century cottage, thatched on the north, west and south elevations only, and piended on the west end. Both the building and thatch are in a good condition, with the building currently being used as a holiday let by the Hopetoun House Estate, within which it is located. There are two decorative bird sculptures fixed to the top of the ridge in the centre, made from thatch and netting. The thatched ridge is decoratively sculpted, scobed and netted.

Visited by Zoe Herbert (SPAB) 14 May 2014, survey no.225

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