10 Balcarres Road, Musselburgh

John C Hay, 1875. Single storey with attic, 3-bay, rectangular-plan, semi-detached purpose-built golf club house in Greek Revival style over looking the open grounds of the golf course to which it was related. Tripartite squared and canted bays to front with slated details, flanking central stepped squared hoodmoulded window with plaque under, small bipartite stone dormers with king post pierced barge-boarded gablets flanking smaller central (now infilled) window. Entrance door to side with pilasters, paired slit windows and ornate palmette incised carved stone detailing and roof gablet above. Squared rubble with smooth ashlar margins with fine chip carved details to mullions in the style of Alexander Greek Thomson. Advance base course to bay windows. Later 20th century panel with stone carved heads of the 5 Musselburgh Open champions.

Aluminium framed windows. Slate roof with deep bracketed overhanging eaves. Stone shouldered dormer stacks with plain clay cans. Cast-iron rainwater goods with decorative hopper.

BOUNDARY WALL: low coped dwarf wall to front and north return with later 20th century railing and gates.

INTERIOR: very fine Greek Revival style stepped and coffered ceiling with foliate medallion detailing to principal double height golf clubroom encompassing whole front elevation, also housing bar and later 20th century mezzanine. Timber panelling to window bays. Plain stair with turned timber banisters leading to first floor office rooms to rear.