Craigiehall Western Sundial

The Craigiehall Western Sundial is a 17th century red sandstone obelisk located to the east of the entrance of Craigiehall House. It stands on a wide, round stone base and features a square plinth, a moulded base, a globe, and a four-sided shaft topped with a polyhedron dial and a later sandstone tapered capital. The shaft is divided into 16 square panels, some of which have incised shapes. The dial above has four faces with hollowed-out shapes.

Additionally, there is an early 18th century cream sandstone horizontal sundial situated to the west of Craigiehall House, dating from between 1703 and 1714. This sundial consists of a carved octagonal pedestal topped with a horizontal brass sundial plate featuring a decorative gnomon. It is engraved with the arms of the Marquis of Annandale and includes the inscription, "made by England, Instrument Maker to Her Majesty at Charing X, London."