Albert Cottage, Lammerlaws Road, Burntisland

Mid to later 19th century. 2-storey with part basement on ground falling to E, 4-bay, T-plan Tudor gabled house. Stugged ashlar with droved quoins and margins, base course and eaves course; hoodmoulds with label-stops, stone mullions and deeply chamfered arrises.

W (ENTRANCE) ELEVATION: bays stepping back from left to right with small projecting gable to left of centre, window to both floors, panelled door in return to right under small window; large projecting gable to outer left with windows to both floors: lower roofline to right with gabled stone dormer, window at ground, further window to outer right in tall single storey bay.

E ELEVATION: advanced gable to right with canted window at ground over basement, window above; tall single storey bays recessed to left with 2 windows to left (1 enlarged) and window to right (stair?) close to eaves, modern flat-roofed dormers; basement with 2 windows to left and door to right behind lean-to greenhouse in re-entrant.

N ELEVATION: centre off-set and shouldered full-height stack with windows in flanking bays at ground and basement level.

S ELEVATION: bipartite window at ground with window above.

12-pane glazing pattern in timber sash and windows to principal elevation, plate glass glazing to E in modern windows except canted window with sash and case frames. Grey slates. Stacks with flat ashlar coping, all with cans, some grooved between flues; ashlar coped skews with cushion skewputts and pyramidal finials.

BOUNDARY AND TERRACE WALLS AND PIERS: low coped ashlar boundary walls to W, random rubble with semi-circular coping to N and S. Terrace wall to sea with pedestrian gate and stone forestair. Pyramidally capped ashlar terminal piers to W.