Jock McIntosh's Cottages, Glen Ogle

Row of single storey, rubble construction traditional buildings, presumed to have been cottage with adjoining, slightly lower roofline, byres.

The building known as Jock's Croft is the only one to retain any of its original thatch, of a group of crofts in the immediate area, though it is now in a severe state of collapse. Stewart sites Jock's Croft is as being cruck-framed.

July 1994: SCT understands that the cottages were last occupied in the 1950s, and external inspection reveals them to now exist in a very dilapidated state. The roof of the left cottage has recently blown off. The owner intimates that he intends to restore. January 1996: Inspection of the roof by Historic Scotland shows the remaining thatch to be in very good condition, although subject to weather or animal disturbance in places. January 2000: External inspection reveals that the cottages are continuing to deteriorate. August 2003: Local planners report no change. July 2005: Local plannners report that they have met with owner who reported that the cottages are not available for sale.

15 February 2012: External inspection finds the building subject to slow general decay.

17 November 2021: External inspection finds that the building continues to decay and has been damaged by tree fall at north end. Established vegetation growth is a threat to the remaining structure. Roofed sections appear stable.