In brief
Bayview is an early nineteenth-century, three-bay house whose restrained form contributes to the eastern High Street. Later dormers record adaptation without obscuring the older two-storey composition.
Quick facts
- National designation
- Category C listed building, LB4339
- Grid reference
- NT 46598 79969
- Date
- Early nineteenth century
- Later change
- Late-nineteenth-century dormers
A house in the street
The rendered and whitewashed house is read most usefully as part of the High Street frontage. Its three-bay arrangement and later dormers show a familiar pattern of village domestic architecture: an orderly early nineteenth-century body adjusted for later use.
The listing establishes architectural and historic interest; it does not establish present ownership, occupancy or public access. Those changeable matters are deliberately not asserted.
Sources
- Historic Environment Scotland — LB4339 — Current Category C listing, form, materials and later dormers.
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