Angus HER - NO33SW0109 - BALRUDDERY HOUSE

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Primary Reference	NO33SW0109
Name	BALRUDDERY HOUSE
NRHE Card No.	NO33SW99
NRHE Numlink	190697
HES SM No.	NULL
HES LB No.	NULL
Site Form	Standing Structure
Site Condition	Complete 2
Details	Site of Balruddery House and gardens, depicted on OS 1st and 2nd edition maps, and coach house and stables still in use, with surrounding designed landscape. The house was designed by David Neave and built circa 1820. The OS 1st edition map shows a rectangular plan house with projecting north porch. To the north is a rectangular steading (NO33SW0015), the east stables (NO33SW0016) and a gasometer. The house was extended circa 1880 including the addition of a conservatory, and at this time the west coach house was also added. The 2nd edition OS map also shows a small building to the north, formal garden to the south of the house, and fountain to the northwest, with a walled garden with glasshouses further west. The house was rebuilt in 1889 following a fire. A studio and curling club house were built in 1901. The house was demolished 1960-65. The coach house and stables are listed and have been converted to dwellings. An icehouse to the West is presumably associated (NO33SW0113).
Last Update	01/09/2020
Updated By	cherbert

Compiler	CP
Date of Compilation	14/03/2014

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National Grid Reference: NO 3150 3206

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Monument Types

Monument Type 1	Monument Type 2	Monument Type 3	Order	Probability
LANDSCAPES		DESIGNED	I	100
HOUSES		SITE OF	A	100
CONSERVATORIES		SITE OF	B	100
STEADINGS			C	100
STABLES			D	100
COACH-HOUSES			E	100
GARDENS	WALLED	SITE OF	F	100
FOUNTAINS		SITE OF	G	100
GASOMETERS		SITE OF	H	100