Bridge Castle

After the Livingstones supported the Jacobite rising of 1715 they forfeited their land and titles.

The architect James Maitland Wardrop altered the property internally and enlarged it to form a Victorian mansion.

[4] The castle was a rectangular building, three storeys and a garret high.

The parapet of the original tower was bridged across a recessed lintel as link to the new wing.

There is a stair tower in the re-entrant angle,[4] round, but corbelled to square above.