Airdrie House

Airdrie House, dated 1588 and altered in the 18th century, is a two-storey building with an attic and a T-shaped plan. It features a central front tower that has three stages, with the second stage resting on a cable-moulded corbel course and topped with a truncated piended roof. The bottom stage, which originally housed a stair to the first floor, has been transformed into an entrance hall with a triple keylocked doorpiece added in the 18th century. There is a corbelled stair turret on a squinch arch in the west re-entrant angle, which is corbelled to a square at the top and has an ashlar parapet. A smaller corbelled turret feature is located in the east angle. The upper stages of the east face display an elaborate window and panel feature, with the surface harled and whitewashed, and there are ashlar chimneys.