Former Waid Academy Annexe, Crail Road, Anstruther

William Williamson, 1901. Single storey, 9-bay, broadly T-plan school building with symmetrical gables and Art Nouveau influences. (1955 addition to the west elevation by Fife County Architects is not considered of special interest in listing terms at the time of review). Slightly advanced 3-bay gable to centre, flanked by dormer windows with pointed-arch pediments breaking eaves at 2nd and 8th bays. Squared and snecked sandstone rubble with ashlar dressings and ashlar base course. Carved thistle motifs to gables and dormers. Timber roof lantern with slightly battered angles, classical hoodmoulds, ogee-cap and metal weathervane finial. Rounded and corbelled corner angles to rear. Rounded pediments to dormers breaking eaves to rear. Slightly swept pitch to piended roofs.

Predominantly multi-pane glazing in timber sash and case frames. Cast iron rainwater goods. Grey slates. There is a sloping grassed bank to the front of the building with a stepped retaining wall with chamfered copes.