Historic Scotland - Stewarton

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HBNUM: 19884 Group with Items 17: Map Ref: NS 43292 47199 ITEM NO: 17 CAT: C(S) Group Cat.: Date of Listing: 03-JUL-1980 ROBERTLAND BRIDGE OVER ANNICK WATER DESCRIPTION: Earlier 19th century. Single span segmental-arch bridge on main entrance drive to Robertland House (see separate listing). Rubble with low parapet and 4 corner pyramidal capstones. Bracketted string course. Later metal railings. REFERENCES: 1st Edition Ordnance Survey Map, 1854-9. NOTES: This is a good example of a single-span bridge with simple design which forms an integral part of the Robertland estate. The bridge lies on the entrance drive to the house, linking Robertland Lodge (see separate listing) to the House. Previous list description noted that the date 1835 was on round panel on parapet, but this was not seen at the visit in (2008). List description updated as part of <strong>Stewarton</strong> Parish resurvey, 2009. 104
HBNUM: 18499 ITEM NO: 18. Group with Items: CAT: C(S) 2 ROBERTLAND, THE GATEHOUSE, Map Ref: NS 43530 Group Cat.: INCLUDING GATE PIERS. 47333 Date of Listing: 03-JUL-1980 DESCRIPTION: Later 19th century. Single-storey, 3-bay, L-plan Classical lodge situated at entrance drive to Robertland House (see separate listing).Droved, squared and snecked sandstone with raised, smooth ashlar margins. Base course, eaves band, cornice. South elevation with 105
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DESCRIPTION: Dated 1696, with later
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