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Latitude: 54.9454 / 54°56'43"N
Longitude: -4.8244 / 4°49'27"W
OS Eastings: 219199
OS Northings: 564845
OS Grid: NX191648
Mapcode National: GBR 41.ZKG5
Mapcode Global: WH2S3.VYVN
Entry Name: Hardcroft,farmstead 650m ENE of
Scheduled Date: 13 March 1991
Source: Historic Environment Scotland
Source ID: SM4987
Schedule Class: Cultural
Category: Secular: farmstead
Location: New Luce
County: Dumfries and Galloway
Electoral Ward: Mid Galloway and Wigtown West
Traditional County: Wigtownshire
The monument is a pre-clearance farmstead situated on Fauldinchie. It consists of two groups of structures set within an old field of
improved pasture. The E group, just within the field, consists of two rectangular buildings set parallel to each other. The larger building measures 8m ENE-WSW by 5m overall. The other building, 2m to the NNW, measures 6.5m by 5m overall. To the ENE of both is a small enclosure linking the buildings to the old field wall. A second, larger
enclosure is attached to the first, to the SE of the larger building. Both fields contain rig-and-furrow cultivation. The second group of structures lie c 30m to the W. A rectangular building measuring 7.5m
by 7m overall is attached to a small oval enclosure, 12m long and 8m wide, containing two very prominant cultivation rigs. Attached to the
SE of the enclosure is a second rectangular building measuring 4.5m
by 3m overall. About 2m to the NW of the enclosure is a kiln, c 5m in diameter. The area to be scheduled includes the two groups of
structures and an area around them within which traces of activity associated with their use may be found. It measures 90m NNE-SSW by
75m transversely, bounded by the derelict field dyke on the SE, as marked in red on the attached map.
Source: Historic Environment Scotland
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Source: Historic Environment Scotland
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