8 Kitchener Crescent, Longniddry

7 Kitchener Crescent in Longniddry is a building designed by Henry and Maclennan in 1916. It features a symmetrical layout with a single storey and a mansard attic. The central gable extends through the eaves and is complemented by a canted oriel window that is bipartite at ground level. There are two paired single windows located in the dormer gablehead. On either side of the gable, there are boarded doors and a window in each outer bay. The attic has swept dormers in the outer bays, and each gabled end elevation includes a canted oriel at ground level and a single window in the attic. The glazing matches the style described, and the roof is covered with Westmorland slates.