Feature: NO43NE0110 - MURROES AND TEALING CHURCH HALL, MURROES
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Former manse stable and coach house, built in 1811, now in use as church hall. Single storey, U-plan, built of rubble sandstone and margined ashlar dressings, with a corrugated roof to the central range and stone slated roofs to the side wings with coped skews with roll finials. There are large double doors at left gable with a hayloft door above, a stable door at the left re-entrant, a large carriage opening blocked as a window at the right gable, with a hayloft door above. Various windows, including some modern. The manse, to the north (NO43NE0116), was demolished in circa 1970, following the linking of Auchterhouse with Murroes and Tealing parishes. The Murroes and Tealing Parish Church and graveyard (NO43NE0006) is adjacent to the south and east of the former manse stable and coach house.