Aberlady, Kilspindie Golf Club Including Pro Shop and Boiler Block

1898 with later additions. Single storey, square-plan, purpose-built, golf club house with later alterations and extensions to rear to form larger square plan. Low swept overhanging roof forming veranda under bracketed eaves punctuated by 2 stone gabletted dormers with 4 mullioned windows to W elevation overlooking putting green, and a single stone dormer with bipartite window off-sett to the N elevation. Sandstone ashlar with red stone quoins and window margins to N and W elevations, painted render to rear.

Separate rectangular-plan, piended roofed pro shop linked to NE corner by spanning roof section. Separate rendered flat roofed boiler block to SE with panelled doors and window hatch covers.

Timber sash and case windows with predominantly 4 over one glazing pattern. Graded grey slate roofs with squat, corniced stone ridge stack and corniced and rendered double shouldered wallhead stacks. Decorative iron finial.

INTERIOR: contemporary decorative scheme elements surviving to interior. Boarded entrance hall and panelled timber gentlemen's lounge lined with numbered players lockers in their original positions, combed and boarded ceiling with decorative cast iron ventilator covers and brick detail fireplace with honours board above.