Condition

6
Structure
Post-Medieval
MHG13646
Highland

Description

Remains of a rectangular stone structure visible in the coast edge. Overall width 2.8m, three walls surviving. Southern wall is 0.6m wide, 1.4m high and 2m long; northern wall is 0.7m wide, 1.2m high and 1.5m long. Evidence of mortar bonding. Possibly the boat house depicted and labelled on the 1st (1873) and 2nd (1905) edition OS maps. Concrete slab inserted on top of structure, possibly associated with the WW2 defences around the bay. Sand and marram grass above.

Location

316677.00
969624.00
27700
58.6065407
-3.4357133

Submitted photographs

Image Date Caption User
Boat house 13242 in southeast facing coast edge 18/03/2016 Boat house 13242 in southeast facing coast edge CaithnessCZAS
Boat house 13242 in southeast facing coast edge
General view of boat house 18/03/2016 General view of boat house CaithnessCZAS
General view of boat house
Internal face of south wall 18/03/2016 Internal face of south wall CaithnessCZAS
Internal face of south wall
North wall of boathouse 18/03/2016 North wall of boathouse CaithnessCZAS
North wall of boathouse
Boat house walls in section 18/03/2016 Boat house walls in section CaithnessCZAS
Boat house walls in section

Submitted updates

Update id Date User
2518 18/03/2016 CaithnessCZAS
Tidal state Low
Site located? Yes
Proximity to coast edge Coast edge
Coastally eroding? active sea erosion; has eroded in the past
Threats structural damage/decay
Visibility above ground Not visible
Visibility in section Limited visibility in section
Access easily accessible - no restrictions
Local knowledge don't know
Description Remains of a rectangular stone structure visible in the coast edge. Overall width 2.8m, three walls surviving. Southern wall is 0.6m wide, 1.4m high and 2m long; northern wall is 0.7m wide, 1.2m high and 1.5m long. Evidence of mortar bonding. Possibly the boat house depicted and labelled on the 1st (1873) and 2nd (1905) edition OS maps. Concrete slab inserted on top of structure, possibly associated with the WW2 defences around the bay. Sand and marram grass above.

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