Mid Edrom Steading: South Range, Edrom

Part of an 18th century steading complex. Sandstone rubble with stugged ashlar dressings; some whinstone rubble incorporated to steading. South Range: comprising: cartshed in bay to inner left (S elevation), possibly former entrance to steading; shed in bay to outer left; hen house in bay to outer right, adjoined to N by feeding barn; former open cattle-court (now with modern roof) in further 2-bay group to outer right. The steading is one of the older examples in the parish and shows the hand of an interested land-owner who expected the home farm to be an exhibition piece for visitors along as an effecient working farm. (Historic Scotland)

September 2009: External inspection from the public road, in conjunction with photographs taken by local planners in June 2009, reveal that a significant portion of the complex, overall is in a very poor or ruinous condition. The south range is in better condition that the north.

September 2011: External inspection finds the steading is roofed and in partial use.