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Originally built giant rhododendrons (over 100 years by Sir Robert Maxwell, seventh baronet of old) and an enclosed hedged (dog Orchardton, who married a McLellan of proofed) garden to the south. There is a Kirkudbright castle, and used the roof wooden stand-alone sauna next to a large timbers and sto-ne from Orchardton castle, pond. A small stone Wendy House is in (now just Orchardton tower remaining) the southern wooded areas. Wild peacocks rebuilding it in a better location. In 1786 and pheasantsare re-gular visitors. Stables for the estate came into the ownership of 4 horses. James Douglas, the brother of William Douglas, founder of Castle Douglas. Part CLIMATE of the original wall structure is still evident. Benefiting from the effects of th e Gulf Stream which allows for a wealth of rare It has impressive asymmetrical trees and shrubs in the garden (including elevations which incorporate large bay a Palm tree, Eucryphia Glutinosa and windows, crow-step gables, corbeled Japanese maples). Temperatures are high in turrets and tall chimney stacks. The the Summer and not typical of property has beautiful original features Scottish weather in the winter. including oak paneling, impressive Orchardton has its own micros climate. stairways with carved balustrades and imposing open fireplaces, m any LOCATION & VIEWS with carved mantels and original tiling. To the side there is an enclosed Accessed by a tree-lined lane from the courtyard and a separate stable with power A711. It lies between the villages of and water to accommodate 2 horses. Au-chencairn and Palnackie (both of whi-ch have good schools), and overlooks There are over 40 rooms as well as store the Solway Firth to the rear (Orchardton rooms, a walk in linen cupboard and Bay and Hestan Island), and the impressive hallways. Most rooms and impressive Screel Hill to the front. C Orchardton Castle Auchencairn 03 01 0SDIBSEUPOGSPNGSPOU 02 ViewsUPCBDL 03 7JFXGSPNCBDLHBSEFO 04 7JFXTGSPOUGSPNSPPG 05 "NQMFQBSLJOH 06 #BDLHBSEFO 05 07 7JFXGSPNBJS ]4JEFUVSSFU 01 02 03 06 07 0 0 C C Orchardton Castle Orchardton Castle Auchencairn Auchencairn 05 06 Orchardton lane is currently gravel and stone. There are 6 other properties off OrchardtonLane which share its maintenance of around £400 per Excellent ways to relax or pass the time 01 annum. The DBTUMF has its own private driveway with 3 access gates. )PSTFSJEJOH*UhTQPTTJCMFUPSJEFPGGSPBE BOEPOUIFCFBDIEJSFDUMZGSPNUIFQSPQFSUZ Country sports and sailing can be enjoyed in the area. achtY club at Kippford, (10 miles "SUTBOE$SBGUT/FBSCZHBMMFSJFT NVTFVNT by road / 2 miles around the bay). BOEhBSUZhEBZTPVU 02 Stranraer is less than 60 miles away with 4QPSUT"DUJWJUZ%BZT0VU*OEPPS easy access to Ireland. Dumfries 18 miles, 0VUEPPS"DUJWJUJFTBOE4QPSUTBYF Castle Douglas 7 miles, Carlisle 53 UISPXJOH TIPPUJOH PGGSPBEESJWJOH Excellent ways to relax miles, Edinburgh 92 miles, Glasgow 90 QBJOUCBMMFUD or pass the time miles. Prestwick International Airport is 01 Local walk to cliffs. 0 0 65 miles away. London can be reached in 'JTIJOH'PSBEBZCZUIFSJWFSTBOETIPSFT 02 Forests just over 4 hours by train from Dumfries. 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A hard core allows vehicle access around the grounds and extra parking. 3&$&15*0/)"-- Please note there are radiators in all rooms and each floor has it’s own 7.57m x 4.90m heating controls plus each radiator has thermostatic controls. Decorative plaster ceiling. Part oak paneled walls. Open fireplace with marble mantel. Wall lights. ENTRANCE HALL CENTRAL HALL 14.73m x 4.05m Large double doors (approx 3m high) with thistle style hinges set Decorative plaster ceiling under a date stone commemorating and cornice. Part oak paneled William Douglas Robinson’s first wife walls. Open fireplace and a crouching knight lead into the with marble surround and main entrance wooden carved mantel with hall (7.5m x 5.47m) which has a framed picture above (copy wooden paneled walls and ceiling. of James Raeburn portrait There is a stone floor. Stairs lead of James Douglas). Wall down to lower ground floor. 01 -FBEMJHIUTDPBUTPGBSNT lights. Impressive Jacobean Entrance Hall Impressive wooden stairs lead up staircase with half landing 0 $FOUSBM Hall to a wooden landing at ground and stained glass coats 0 James Raeburn portrait floor level and a fireplace of arms in full height 3FDFQUJPO)BMM incorporating the Douglas coat windows to first floor. of arms. There is a ‘Chalice Glazed door to balcony (stairs Ambry’ in the wall, believed to down to rear garden). Lighted have come from Dundrennan cupboard under stairs. Abbey. Double doors lead to the reception hall & central hall. C Orchardton Castle Auchencairn 09 FLOOR Plans PRINCIPAL FLOOR STUDY 5.94m x 4.41m Central ceiling beams. Decorative cornice. Half height wooden wall paneling. Concealed cupboard + built in cupboard. Side turret with window to north. Open fireplace with marble surround, decorative wooden mantel and surround MUSIC ROOM with mirror. 9.17m x 7.14m (max) DRAWING ROOM 10.34m (max) x 6.05m Decorative plaster ceiling and cornice. Impressive open Decorative plaster ceiling and fireplace with tiled hearth, marble cornice. Wood panelled walls. surround, wood mantel Bay window to south and east. incorporating picture frame with Open fireplace with modern pediment above. Turret to side. glass panelled stove. Marble Half height paneled walls. surround and wooden mantel. Wall lights. Curtain rail frame and glazed door to balcony KITCHEN (stairs down to rear garden). 9.45m x 4.92m Panelled ceiling. Fireplace with wooden mantel. Glass fronted wood/coal burniing stove. Fully fitted kitchen with under unit lights, butlers sink, dishwasher, electric double oven and special intelligent LOUNGE hob. Bay window to north. 6.04m x 4.82m Open fireplace. 3&$&15*0/)"-- C Orchardton Castle Auchencairn 11 FIRST FLOOR BEDROOM 1 BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 7 6.12m x 5.36m 6.95m x 5.52m 6.07m x 4.48m Central ceiling beam. Open Open fireplace with wooden Fireplace with wooden fireplace with tile surround and mantel. Turret section. mantel. decorative marble mantel. DRESSING ROOM BATHROOM 2 LIBRARY 4.26m x 3.20m 4m x 3.62m 7.3m x 5.5m Open fireplace with Open fireplace. Fitted bathroom Central ceiling beam. Open wooden mantel. units and WC. Centrally fireplace with wooden mantel situated whirlpool bath. BATHROOM 1 BEDROOM 6 CINEMA 4.46m x 2.44m. 5.60m x 4.94m 7.73m x 4.94m Victorian style WC and Fireplace with wooden Open fireplace with centrally situated rolltop bath mantel. wooden mantel. with clawed feet. Fireplace with mantel. Cupboards. C Orchardton Castle Auchencairn 13 SECOND FLOOR BEDROOM 15 ,*5$)&/&55& 5.61m x 4.46m. 2 turret sections B&%300. ARTROOM/BEDROOM 8 8.61m x 5.66m. Open fireplace with wooden mantel. Sink and kitchen units. B&%300. KITCHENETTE 8*/%08504,:-*()5 OFFICE/BEDROOM 13 BEDROOM 10 6.31m x 4.93m 6.95m x 9.17m 5633&545"*3$"4& Open fireplace. Stairs and Sink and kitchen units raised platform to corridor. C SITTING ROOM 5.74m (max) x 4.89m. Orchardton Castle Open fireplace. Auchencairn Large walk in cupboard. 15 BATHROOM 10 Bath and electric shower unit. FLOOR Separate WC BEDROOM 17 FUNCTION LUGGAGE LIFT 4.95m x 4.38m Plants ROOM 10.08m x 6.18m LOWER GROUND BATHROOM 11 Decorative cornice. Bath & WC Open fireplace BEDROOM 16 4.41m x 4.35m. Open fireplace BEDROOM 13 6.31m x 4.93m. SITTING ROOM Open fireplace. Stairs and raised platform to corridor. SITTING ROOM 2 LAUNDRY ROOM 6.33m x 4.89m. 4.24m x 2.28m Open fireplace. Sink unit plumbing for washing 2 walk in cupboards machines. Boiler 1. STORE ROOM 7.12m x 4.92m Open fireplace WORKSHOP 1 9.02m x 6.98m Turret store with marble shelves. WORKSHOP 2 6.83m x 4.91m. S 2 stores with stone slabs (both 503& 2.29m x 2.40m) and fuel store $0635:"3% with boiler 2. There are also further small cupboards, and store rooms. MODERNWOODEN STABLE There is direct access to riding through the back gate across fields, 3 doors / 2 stables - walk into forests or on the beach. There through to holding paddock. is also miles of riding opposite the front of the house via Screel, Potter’s Hill an surrounds. C Orchardton Castle Auchencairn 17 CONTACT Orchardton Castle View from 1950’s. Auchencairn INFORMATION View fo Orchardton pre war. Castle Douglas, DG7 1QL T 01556 640 155 Orchardton Castle E [email protected] Unique $BTUMF close to the Scottish/English Was formerly knoXn as border 90 miles Edinburghor Orchardton House (from Glasgow.
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    1988 DISCOVERY & EXCAVATION IN SCOTLAND An Annual Survey of Scottish Archaeological Discoveries, Excavation and Fieldwork with a Scottish Bibliography EDITED BY EDWINA V W PROUDFOOT PUBLISHED BY THE COUNCIL FOR SCOTTISH ARCHAEOLOGY ISSN0419-411X NOTES FOR CONTRIBUTORS 1 Contributions should be brief statements of work undertaken. 2 Each contribution should be on a separate page, typed or clearly hand-written and double spaced. 3 Two copies of each contribution are required, one for editing and one for NMRS to check details. 4 The Editor reserves the right to shorten published contributions. The unabridged copy will be lodged with NMRS. 5 The Editor cannot normally enter into correspondence with Contributors, and no proofs will be sent, because of the tight timetable and the cost. 6 Enquiries relating to published items should normally be directed to the Contributor, not the Editor. 7 The final date for receipt of contributions in the current issue is 31 October, for publication on the last Saturday of January following. Contributions from current or earlier years may be forwarded at any time. 8 Contributions should be sent to Mrs E Proudfoot, Hon Editor, Discovery & Excavation in Scotland, CSA, c/o Royal Museum of Scotland, Queen Street, Edinburgh, EH2 1JD. Please use the following format:— REGION DISTRICT Site Name ( parish) Contributor Type of Site/Find NCR (2 letters, 6 figures) Report Sponsor: SDD HBM, Society, Institution, etc, as appropriate. Name of Contributor: (where more than one, please indicate which name should appear in the list of contributors) Address CONTENTS Notes for Contributors 2 Map of Regions/Districts 4 Editorial 5 Archaeological Contributions 7 RCAHMS Report 33 Scottish Bibliography 40 Index of Contributors 46 Borders Region 1.
  • The Journal of Scottish Name Studies Vol

    The Journal of Scottish Name Studies Vol

    The Journal of Scottish Name Studies Vol. 5 The Journal of Scottish Name Studies Vol. 5 edited by Richard A.V. Cox and Simon Taylor Clann Tuirc 2011 The Journal of Scottish Name Studies5 (2011) edited by Richard A.V. Cox and Simon Taylor First published in Scotland in 2011 by Clann Tuirc, Tigh a’ Mhaide, Ceann Drochaid, Perthshire FK17 8HT Printed in Wales by Gwasg Gomer, Llandysul ISSN 1747-7387 © text: the authors 2011 © book and cover design: Clann Tuirc 2011 All rights reserved. No part of this book can be reproduced in any form, or by any means, known or otherwise, without the prior consent of the publisher. The publisher gratefully acknowledges the support of the Scottish Place-Name Society towards the cost of this volume. The Journal of Scottish Name Studies JSNS is a peer-reviewed journal that exists to publish articles and reviews on place and personal names relating to Scotland, her history and languages. Editors Professor Richard A.V. Cox and Dr Simon Taylor Reviews Editor Mr Gilbert Márkus Editorial Advisory Board Professor Dauvit Broun Dr Rachel Butter Professor Thomas Clancy Mr Ian Fraser Dr Jacob King Mr Gilbert Márkus Professor W. F. H. Nicolaisen Professor Colm Ó Baoill Dr Maggie Scott Mr David Sellar Dr Doreen Waugh Subscriptions Visit <http://www.clanntuirc.co.uk/JSNS.html>, or contact the publisher by e-mail at fios@ clanntuirc.co.uk, or by post at the above address. Contributions Prospective contributors to the Journal should refer to the Notes for Contributors, available from the publisher and at <http://www.clanntuirc.co.uk/JSNS/notes_for_contributors.html>.