The stable block at Brodie Castle is a Category B Listed building and probably dates from the 18th century, with 19th century alterations. It comprises a single storey, cruciform gate lodge with 3-bay stable entrances in rubble construction with ashlar dressings. A key feature is the two large circular windows designed as ‘pitching eyes’ to allow the passage of hay trusses ...
Castle Road, Dollar is a traditional cottage of stone and lime construction, probably dating to the 18th century.
Garvamore Barracks is a Category A Listed building on the military road over the Corrieyairick Pass to Fort Augustus. It is essentially a tacksman’s house for the Duke of Gordon’s Estate, constructed around 1740 in the vernacular style using traditional building materials. The buildings also served as a staging post - or ‘King’s House’ (inn) - between Fort Augustus and Rut ...