Parliamentary Parish Manse (Former), Kinlochbervie

2-storey, 3-bay house; harled rubble, tooled margins. Small projecting porches at east and west gables; centre projecting rear stairwell; small later rear lean-to. Corniced end stacks; slate roof.

Former Church of Scotland Manse. House gutted. One of two Parlimentary manse types; similar to that at Stoer (now Stoer House) (Sutherland) (Historic Scotland)

June 1990: External inspection reveals the manse to be in poor condition and in need of repair. The roof is now very bad and the interior rotten. July 1995: External inspection reveals further deterioration. May 2000: Local planners report that the property is now in very poor condition. August 2004: SCT receives reports that the manse has been vacant and derelict for at least 30 years. Ownership has been disputed, and works were once started but then abandoned. June 2006: LPA reports that some pre-planning application talks have taken place, but no plans submitted as yet.

22 April 1995: The Scotsman runs a short feature on the property.

May 2011: A member of Highland Building Preservation Trust forwards recent image of the former manse. A few roof timbers remain, but otherwise the building is now in ruinous condition.

21 June 2012: External inspection finds the building is roofless apart from the single storey extension. It is little more than a ruinous shell.

25 September 2013: External inspection finds the building remains in ruinous condition.

22 February 2024: Desk-based assessment suggests the building remains disused