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Latitude: 56.1826 / 56°10'57"N
Longitude: -5.5363 / 5°32'10"W
OS Eastings: 180633
OS Northings: 704512
OS Grid: NM806045
Mapcode National: GBR DDQC.LW3
Mapcode Global: WH0HH.XVTQ
Entry Name: Clach an t'Sagairt,chambered cairn,Ardfern
Scheduled Date: 31 December 1973
Source: Historic Environment Scotland
Source ID: SM3376
Schedule Class: Cultural
Category: Prehistoric ritual and funerary: chambered cairn
Location: Craignish
County: Argyll and Bute
Electoral Ward: Mid Argyll
Traditional County: Argyllshire
Early 19th century. U-plan 2-storey steading with range of single storey cottages. Rubble walls with droved sandstone dressings to steading, random rubble walls with stugged sandstone dressings to cottages.
E RANGE: cartshed and granary. 3 segmental cart-arches at ground in each bay, and 2 loft windows below eaves, flanking centre bay. E elevation; 4 bays, window and loft door at ground and below eaves in bay to outer left; blank bay to left of centre, loft windows in bay to right of centre and outer right.
S RANGE: N elevation; slit ventilator at centre, large modern sliding door to left, brick and stone forestair to loft with timber handrail in re-entrant angle to outer left; pair of doors to outer right with rubble-infilled window below eaves.
W RANGE: E elevation; sliding door to left of centre. N elevation; window to left only.
Piended roofs, with grey slates and cast-iron skylights to S and W ranges; modern profiled metal cladding to E range; pantiles with slate easing course to SW and SE corners.
COTTAGES: terraced run of 2 cottages with piend-roofed addition at E end. Asymmetrical N elevation comprising door to outer right with rubble-infilled window adjacent to left; window to left of centre with door adjacent to left; door to outer left with window adjacent to right; pair of small windows in addition to left.
4-pane timber hoppered and sash and case windows; vertically boarded timber doors. Pantiles with slate easing course to W cottage; grey slate roofs to E cottage and addition. Rubble and harled rubble stacks, coped with circular cans. Stugged sandstone ashlar skew-copes.
Source: Historic Environment Scotland
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