Historic Scotland - Stewarton

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REFERENCES: 1st Edition Ordnance Survey Map, 1854-6. Camnore database at www.rcahms.gov.uk (accessed 15-12-08). Other information courtesy of owner. Other information courtesy of Scottish Vernacular Buildings Working Group. NOTES: This individualistic dovecot is located at the SE corner of the courtyard walls to Deerlands Farm Dovecotes were built in many different architectural styles and this is a good example of one which shows some design features, including the key-stoned arches around the pigeon ports. Dovecotes were limited by early Scottish law to landowners owing a certain area of land, and they acquired a prestige element together with the more practical means of providing food. By the 19th century, they were built as much for prestige as for food and became an important part of the estate architecture. This one forms an important part of the wider Kennox Estate with Kennox House and Kennox Cottage (see separate listings). The previous List Description noted that the dovecot was dated 1835, but this date was not seen at time of visit in 2008. It is possible that the upper section of this dovecot as been rebuilt in brick and rendered with lined concrete. List description updated as part of <strong>Stewarton</strong> Parish resurvey, 2009. The Farm was formerly listed at category B as Kennox Stables Category changed from B to C (S), 2009. 84
HBNUM: 19885 ITEM NO: 10 Group with Items: Map Ref: 42859 45145 NS CAT: C(S) Group Cat.: Date of Listing: 14-APR-1971 DESCRIPTION: Early 19th century. Single-storey, 6-bay traditional cottage with pair of intercalated, piendroofed dormers to left, situated on sloping ground overlooking road. White painted rubble with contrasting painted margins. Later small single-storey extension and conservatory to rear. 85
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