33 Fidra Road, North Berwick

This is a single storey and attic house located at 33 Fidra Road in North Berwick, built around 1900. The exterior is harled, featuring red tile-hanging in the gable heads and raised ashlar cills.

On the southeast elevation, there are two advanced bays beneath an M-gable at the center, with a multi-pane row of windows at the ground level and two 4-light windows in the gable heads. To the right, there is a slightly recessed bay with a horizontal 4-light window, which is repeated in a swept dormer.

The northwest elevation has a lop-sided gable that breaks the eaves at the center, with irregular window placement. There is a canted porch off-center to the right, topped with a swept roof, and it features a panelled and glazed door, along with a tripartite window to the left.

On the west elevation, an off-center stack protrudes through the overhanging first floor. The windows are casement style with small-pane glazing. The roofs are covered with red plain tiles, and the harled stacks have an ashlar band course and coping, along with bracketed eaves.

Inside, much of the original detail remains intact.