Warehouse, Grange Distillery, Grange Road, Burntisland

This is an earlier 19th-century boundary wall enclosing the site of a former six-acre distillery. The main entryway is marked by tall, square-coped ashlar gatepiers. Screen walls extend from these gatepiers, connecting to the former office building to the west and to the boundary wall to the east, and each screen wall contains a timber pedestrian gate. Decorative cast-iron gates and railings run along the top of these screen walls; one of the eastern gates has been removed from its hinges. A substantial coped rubble boundary wall runs along the north edge of the site. The southern section of the wall varies in height and incorporates re-used walling, constructed from droved ashlar and coursed rubble, and contains blocked openings, likely from earlier buildings on the site. The Old Office House, Warehouse, Long Byre, Grange Flats, and Grange Distillery Cottage are listed as separate buildings.