Netherley House, Category B listed building in Fetteresso, Scotland.
Netherley House is a stone mansion in Fetteresso, Aberdeenshire, with two storeys, a curved central gable, and slate roof. The building was expanded several times and shows different building styles from various periods.
The house was built in the late 1700s and then expanded significantly over time. Major work took place during the 1800s and early 1900s as owners adapted it to their changing needs.
The house shows how Aberdeenshire families built their homes with stone and local materials, and the design reflects the practical needs of rural life in this region. People passing by can see how the curved gable top was a common choice for houses of this time and place.
The house sits in the rural area of Fetteresso and can be reached from there within the broader Aberdeenshire landscape. Visitors should be prepared for changeable weather, which is typical for this Scottish region.
The building gained its protected status as a Category B listed building in 1972. This recognition honors its architectural importance to the building history of the Kincardine region.
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