Brendon, 11 High Street, Elie

Brendon, located at 11 High Street in Elie, is a substantial mid-Victorian villa built around 1860 or 1870, designed in a free Renaissance style. The building is set back from the street and features two stories plus an attic. Its front is made of fine polished ashlar stone, accented with raised quoins and margins, and has an L-shaped layout.

On the right side, there is an advanced piended section that includes a two-story, three-light canted bay with segmental tympana above the lintels. A single-storey porch is situated in the re-entrant angle, featuring a segmentally arched bipartite design and a door on the side with a semicircular fanlight above it. To the left, there is a shallow rectangular bay with three narrow stilted segmentally arched lights, and above this bay and the porch, there are two windows with key-blocked round arches on the first floor. A canted dormer is also present on the left side.

The villa has an eaves cornice with an ogee rhone, a piended slated roof, and corniced ashlar stacks. The flanks are constructed of rubble. Additionally, there is a recessed rubble garage addition on the left and a garden wall on the right.