68 High Street, Aberdour

1690 s with later re-working. 2-storey, 3-bay rectangular-plan house with modern extensions to rear. Rendered, painted stone margins to openings, spur stone to far left.

SE (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: near symmetrical elevation. Centred door flanked by windows. 1st floor windows above openings below, close to eaves.

SW ELEVATION: attached to 70 High Street.

NW (REAR) ELEVATION: altered elevation. Modern 2-storey outshot to off-centre left with door to ground and window above, single storey flat-roofed outshot to ground left. Windows to original house to 1st floor of 1st bay and ground and 1st floor of 3rd bay. Steep bank running away from elevation rising to NW, stone steps with inscription on riser 'AB21'

NE ELEVATION: attached to 62-66 High Street.

Modern timber door, predominantly 12-pane sash and case hinge arrangement windows. Pitched roof, modern pantiles with slate eaves easing course. Coped ashlar skew, ashlar gable apex stack with circular clay cans to SW. Roof and stack to NE truncated by gable of 62-64 High Street.

INTERIOR: rear twin-leaf timber hall door with 18th century hinges and locks. 1st floor bedroom to SW; fluted pilasters to box bed recess, hinged timber panelled folding door, dado rail within recess. Boxroom leading from SW bedroom to NW bedroom; door with decorative 18th century cam sprung loaded shib. Bedroom to NE; decorative cornice, remains of wainscoting.