Undercliffe, West Green, Culross

Undercliffe is an 18th-century L-plan house located in West Green, Culross, with later alterations made in the 19th and 20th centuries. The house is two stories high with an attic and features three bays. Its exterior is finished in pebble-dash, with ashlar surrounds around the windows and door, as well as an ashlar eaves course.

On the south elevation, the main entrance is situated to the far right, featuring a pedimented and pilastered doorpiece with a flanking light. To the left, there is a window, and a two-story fenestration bay with canted bay windows that have chamfered surrounds. Above the door, a pedimented window is centered on the first floor. A single-story garage, added in the 20th century, is attached to the west elevation.

The west elevation has a plain gable wall, with the later garage abutting the garden wall. The north elevation includes a two-story wing on the left and a 20th-century lean-to. The east elevation is attached to another building known as Caldervale.

The windows are plate glass timber sash and case, with 20th-century roof lights added to the rear. The house features a timber panelled door and a pitched slate roof with skewputts. The gable apex stacks are coped, with polygonal cans, and there is a coped gable apex stack on the rear two-story wing. The bay window has a piended slate roof, while the modern north room has an asphalt lean-to roof.

Inside, a step leads into a small inner hall with a glazed panel door. The ground floor lobby is adorned with Minton tiles. A dogleg staircase features a decorative timber newel post and cast-iron balusters, along with a timber handrail. The first-floor hall has an egg and dart cornice, and an arch to the east of the stairs leads to the attic. There is a blocked door to the adjacent house, Caldervale, located in a cupboard beside the arch. A glazed, two-leaf door, which was the former rear door, leads into a modern rear room on the first floor.

The garden is enclosed by tall rubble walls on three sides, with a low stugged wall and ashlar coping at the front. This wall has a terminating gatepost to the west and a chamfered ashlar square-plan pier with a conical coping stone. A cast-iron gate is present, although the railings on the wall are now missing as of 2001.