Penkaet House, Easter Pencaitland

James Hamilton, Lord Pencaitland, late 17th century. One of mirrored pair of 2-storey, l-plan pavilions to Pencaitland House (destroyed by fire in 1876). White painted harling; ashlar dressings with chamfered arrises; generous eaves. Unusual angle blocks. NW elevations: 4 irregularly spaced bays; door to left of centre with strip

fanlight; window in each remaining bay at both floors. Ashlar rubble wall adjoined to outer left. NE elevation:similarly of 4 irregular bays iwth smaller irregular windows. SW and SE elevations: each of 2 symmetrical bays with windows to each floor. Stairblock in re-entrant angle to S, with lean-to rubble outbuilding adjoined to right and lean-to rubble porch to left, with panelled door. Further short stretch of rubble wall running S. Small-pane glazing pattern to sash and case windows. Corniced stone stacks; grey slates; piend roofs with swept eaves; lead flashings.