Steading, Gagie Home Farm, Dundee

E-plan steading of different periods; NW, SE and central ranges circa mid 18th century perhaps including some mid 17th century fragments (NW and central ranges partly demolished and renewed mid 20th century), NE range earlier 19th century. Rubble and Aberdeen bond masonry with droved and margined ashlar dressings; 20th century alterations mainly brick and harl; piended grey slate and corrugated asbestos roofs.

NE RANGE: external elevation. Cartshed, granary and threshing mill: Modern corrugated metal lean-to at centre, 3 rectangular-headed cart-arches and window at left, pend arch at far left with sliding door, inner division wall and cobbled floor, 3 boarded openings above; return gable at left has partly rounded angles, depressed-arch carriage entrance with checked margins and voussoirs, mannered panel above with 3 blocked diamond-shaped apertures (former dovecot?), 1 door remaining; threshing mill at right (machinery and floor removed) with enlarged full-height entrance, door at left, some blocked and boarded openings at 1st floor, later timber additions at right; return gable at right has paired doors at centre, hayloft door above with gable dormerhead.

COURT ELEVATION: altered, some boarded apertures at 1st floor; brick cattle court at left with open slate roof, rubble cattle court at right with asbestos roof.

SE RANGE: external elevation. Plain, with door at centre, ridge ventilator.

COURT ELEVATION: cart entrance at right with 2 doors, 4 other doors and 2 windows at left; byre has cobbled and slab floor, stone trevises, timber heck.

NW RANGE: external elevation. Altered and rebuilt, remaining bay at left (probably former hen house) has narrow round-headed unglazed window and enlarged hen-hole.

COURT ELEVATION: door at centre, window at right.