The foundation stone for this house in Dunning, Perthshire, was laid in 1861, and construction took place 1861–1863.
It was designed as a gothic mansion and offices for the 10th Lord Rollo (1835–1916).
In 1950 it was demolished, leaving part of a corridor link with the chapel, and the laundry building containing some masonry of 1773 and 1800.
The 1858 chapel is a B-listed building.
and is described thus: "Early pointed, bull-faced coursed rubble with ashlar dressings.
East apse, south aisle, north-west tower with slated spike spire.
Modern doorway in west gable."
It has been a shed and sports hall, and as of 2013 was a holiday home.
The foundation stone for this house in Dunning, Perthshire, was laid in 1861, and construction took place 1861–1863. It was designed as a gothic mansion and offices for the 10th Lord Rollo (1835–1916). In 1950 it was demolished, leaving part of a corridor link with the chapel, and the laundry building containing some masonry of 1773 and 1800. The 1858 chapel is a B-listed building. and is described thus: "Early pointed, bull-faced coursed rubble with ashlar dressings. East apse, south aisle, north-west tower with slated spike spire. Modern doorway in west gable." It has been a shed and sports hall, and as of 2013 was a holiday home.
Edward Habershon