Eastcroft, 8 Panmure Terrace, Dundee

Eastcroft, located at 8 Panmure Terrace in Dundee, is a Gothic manse designed by Frederick T Pilkington of Pilkington and Bell in 1872. This two-storey, three-bay building features a striking bandfed ashlar polychromy. On the ground floor, there is an advanced triple basket-arched window to the left with V-chamfered angles. The central door and the bipartite window to the right both showcase remarkable foliated lintels. The first floor has nook-shafted round-arched lights in the outer bays. The left bay is broached, canted, and then has a cavetto corbelled square-plan gable, which includes a rose oculus and a bud finial. The bipartite light on the right is adorned with a gablet and trefoil.

The sides of the building are constructed from rubble. There is a lean-to wash-house on the west side. The building features battered, corniced gable-end stacks, with the eastern stack positioned above a twin arched stair window. The roof is piended and platformed, finished with bracketed eaves.