Town House, High Street, Cowdenbeath

This building is a town house located on High Street in Cowdenbeath, designed by Thomas Hyslop Ure from Dunfermline in 1905. It is an Edwardian Renaissance style structure with two stories. The front is made of red ashlar stone, while the rest of the building is harled with stone dressings. The façade features a symmetrical arrangement of three windows in the center, flanked by pavilions with one window each. The northern pavilion has a doorpiece supported by a pair of columns and a segmentally pedimented design, along with a clock stage that is set back and adorned with diagonal Doric columns and a small domelet. The ground floor has a partly channelled appearance. Inside, the first-floor council chamber boasts a segmentally arched plaster ceiling with Renaissance details, while the former courtroom on the ground floor has been divided into separate spaces.