Harbour Master's Office, 1 Pitgaveny Street, Branderburgh Harbour, Lossiemouth

1851 (northern 6 bays) and 1860-70 (southern 4 bays including

harbour master's office and return elevation to Commerce

Street).

Long E facing range (to harbour) 3-storey, 10-bay, returning

with bowed angle, and single gable bay to Commerce Street.

Rubble, tooled ashlar and tooled rubble dressings. Blocked

entrance (now window) in bowed angle; corniced entrance with

flanking windows, mural barometer recess and regular

fenestration.

Warehouse ranges extend continuous with, and to N of, harbour

master's office (now incorporating Fisheries Museum). 9

segmental-headed ground floor entranes, some flanked by

shallow circular mural recesses for lifebelts (1860-70) and

those to northern bays with narrow shuttered windows (1851).

All with double-leaf plank doors except that at extreme N end

which is blocked.

Regular fenestration, low in 2nd floor, breaking wallhead as

gabletted dormers above harbour master's office. Corrugated

asbestos roof to N 6 bays; slightly higher slated roof with 2

coped ridge stacks at S 4 bays.

At rear 4 rubble forestairs serve 1st and 2nd floors,

oversailing ground floor and some 1st floor doorways as

porches.

Low single storey extension at N with corrugated asbestos

roof.