Photograph Notes: Nigel Tranter, describing Carnousie in 1970, lamented the fact that the building was abandoned and had deteriorated sadly, part of it being used as a piggery. Since then it has been fully restored as an inhabited house, though the screen of trees makes it difficult to appreciate its features. It was probably built by Walter Ogilvy of Carnousie, because he sold his newly constructed fortalice in 1583 to his brother Ogilvy of Dunlugas. It was subsequently sold to the Gordons of Park. It is a Z-plan, with a circular tower to the north-west of the main block and a square tower to the south-east.

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