Craigieburn

Several building phases; 2-storey house with attics, late

18th/early 19th century in appearance; said to incorporate

tower house as rear (W) wing, latter built above bank of

Craigie Burn; 5-bay E front, entrance bay, formerly with

crow-stepped gable, pushed forward mid 19th century.

Northmost bay probably also added about then. Rendered, with

contrasting painted margins: sash windows.

E elevation: windows in left bay asymmetrically arranged;

remaining ground floor windows with 12-pane glazing, larger

1st floor windows, plate glass, lintels linked to simple

cornice; small blocking course. Brick end stacks - coped

ashlar stack over entrance; flat-roofed dormers; slated

roofs, main roof covered with graded slates.

Interior: some cornice plasterwork; reeded marble chimney

pieces.