Thatched Studio, Collessie

Thatched Studio is a later 18th century building, converted for use as a wash house during the 19th century, and then as an artist's studio during the 1990s. The front (east) elevation has a timber door with a red sandstone lintel. There is a small window to the left and two windows above at the loft/mezzanine level. There is a small brick lean-to outshot with a pantile roof to the rear (west) elevation.

The roof is thatched with water reed with a turfed ridge. The rear pitch is part thatched and part glazed. The windows are timber fixed pane. There is a coped chimney stack to the north gable.

The interior (seen 2017) is a single space with lime-washed walls. The former boiler to the north gable has been converted to a wood burning stove. There is a timber half-mezzanine with staircase, also added during the 1990s renovation work.