Easterhill, Castlebank Road, Cupar

Circa 1855. 2-storey 3-bay simple Gothic former Parsonage. Squared and snecked tooled sandstone. Base course, some hoodmoulds, decorative carving, skewputts. Chamfered openings.

W (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: gabled near-central single bay section with Latin cross at apex. Trefoil arched stop-chamfered entrance with hoodmould with 'king' and 'queen' carved figureheads as label stops, door deeply recessed. Above, slim single light window with hoodmould. To right, gabled single bay section with fleur-de-lis at apex. 4-light canted bay at ground with carved heads of 'kings' and 'queens' at angles,

bipartite pointed arched window with stone mullion and hoodmould above To far left, deeply recessed single bay section with bipartite windows at ground and 1st floor with stone mullions, single bay in re-entrant angle.

S ELEVATION: blank gabled section with dominant advanced stepped chimney, to left single bay with bipartite windows to ground and 1st floor with stone mullions.

To right, recessed single storey 1-bay section with gabled dormer breaking eaves. Slightly lower single bay section to right. To far right, brick piended roof former laundry.

N ELEVATION: to right, blank section with dominant advanced stepped chimney.

To right, 2 recessed single bay gabled sections forming double pile roofline.

Predominantly timber sash and case plate glass windows with horns, excepting E elevation where lying panes dominate. Original cast-iron downpipe with hopper to W elevation with stone carved figurehead carrying shield with Latin cross above.

Graded grey slates, fishscale to canted bay. Impressive timber studded door with decorative iron hinges and lock.

INTERIOR: predominantly plain. Some decorative cornices.

GATEPIERS AND BOUNDARY WALLS: to W, simple square gatepiers with pyramidal caps set into bowed sections of rubble wall with gabled coping. Low rubble coped wall to E, high rubble coped wall to N.