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ID Name NMRS No. Source NGR Status Type Date Condition Recommendation Description43 HARRIS, BERNARAY,THATCHED COTTAGE ATLAIMRIG RUADHNF98SW 48 NMRS NF 9296 8155 Listed BHBNum 46100(Group A)RESIDENTIAL 18th-20th C Good Monitor Probably 19th century in date, a Hebridean-type thatched cottage,single-storey with four bays was recorded at this location. It wasrecorded previously as being lime-washed with a derelict byre on itsNE wall. It was shown on the 1st edition OS map. During the currentsurvey this building was being renovated and did not appear to be limewashedbut did have a ruinous outhouse attached.44 BERNERAY, SCHOOL NF98SW 34 NMRS NF 9302 8150 Non-designated SCHOOL 18th-20th C Good Nil This building was still in use as a school at the time of the currentsurvey.45 BERNERAY, BAILE,THATCHED COTTAGE.NF98SW 39NF98SW 40NMRS NF 9314 8139 Listed BHBNum 46105(Group A)BUILDING 18th-20th C Fair Monitor Probably 19th century in date, a Hebridean-type thatched cottage (atSW end of row of 3 adjoining), single-storey with four bays andmodern additions, was recorded at this location. It was shown on the1st edition OS map and the cottage adjoining was deemed too ruinousto merit listing. As previously described above, but this site wasabandoned and collapsing at the time of the survey.46 BAILE Fieldwalking NF 9314 8138 Non-designated BUILDING 18th-20th C Poor Monitor A small stone building to the S of site 52 was recorded during thecurrent survey. It measured c.4m by c.10m and c.2m high, and waspositioned on the very edge of the coast. It was roofless and wasprobably originally an outhouse to site 52.47 BERNERAY OS 1st ed. NF 9320 8137 Non-designated BUILDING 18th-20th C Fair Nil Two roofed buildings were depicted on the 1st edition OS map. Therewere two buildings recorded at this location. One was a ruinousbuilding, rectangular in plan, the other had been reconstructed and wasa whitewashed blackhouse with a thatched roof. It appeared that therenovated building was in use as a guest house as there was a ScottishTourist Board sign in the window.48 HARRIS, BERNARAY,THATCHED COTTAGENF98SW 47 NMRS NF 9322 8141 Listed BHBNum 46103(Group A)49 BAILE Fieldwalking NF 93252 81360 Non-designated FISH TRAP(POSSIBLE)50 BERNERAY, RUISGARRY.Alternative(s): BAILENF98SW32.4RESIDENTIAL 18th-20th C Good Monitor Probably 19th century in date, a single-storey, Hebridean-type thatchedcottage at the northeast end of the settlement was recorded at thislocation. It was shown on the 1st edition OS map. As described above,this building was white-washed and appeared to be a private residenceat the time of the current survey.18th-20th C Poor Monitor An alignment of stones was visible running into the water and curvinground to the east. This may have been a fish trap, otherwise it mayhave been an artificial harbour which utilised the natural bedrock aswell as the stone alignment.NMRS NF 9325 8150 Non-designated FARMSTEAD 18th-20th C Fair Nil A farmstead comprising eight roofed buildings and three enclosureswas depicted on the 1st edition OS map. Five roofed, two unroofedbuildings and four enclosures are shown on the current OS map. Alarge modern building with a small stone built farmstead to the northoccupied this location though it appeared that only the large building iswithin 100m of the HWM.51 BAILE APs NF 9331 8148 Non-designated ENCLOSURE Unknown Poor Monitor An enclosure was visible on an AP dating from 1946. This enclosurewas visible on the ground as a very low, ephemeral, stone and turfbank.52 BERNERAY OS 1st ed. NF 9330 8154 Non-designated BUILDING Unknown Unknown Unknown A roofed building was depicted on the 1st edition OS map. No trace ofthis building could be found during the current survey.UISN/1051/0178CFA