Park Hall, Shetland

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Park Hall is an old laird’s house west of the village of Bixter, in Sandsting parish on the Mainland of Shetland, Scotland. It was built around 1900 by a local doctor. The two-storey concrete building is now derelict after being left empty. In the garden there is a Moorish temple that was once used as part of the septic system. At the south entrance there used to be two gate-piers, but today only one remains. Since 1997, visits have shown the house is crumbling: some walls are cracked, the roof is damaged, and much of the pipework and guttering is gone. Park Hall has been a listed building since 26 March 1997 and is owned by Historic Scotland. Coordinates: 60.25722°N, 1.43639°W.