Including Boundary Wall, Fairlie Lodge, 59 Main Road, Fairlie

Predominantly early 19th century, 2-storey, 4-by 3-bay asymmetrical villa incorporating 18th century single-storey and attic cottage to N and with 2 advanced bays to W and S; highly distinctive fenestration. Harled with slim ashlar margins. Raised cills. Piended dormers to former cottage. Some bipartite window openings.

ELEVATION TO W: 3-bay symmetrical former cottage to left with large central nepus gable with window opening. Central entrance door with moulded architrave and datestone carved with R Mc HE 1763 above. Advanced, taller, 2-storey 3-window rounded bay to R with conical roof over bay.

PRINCIPAL ELEVATION TO S: asymmetric. Off-centre flat-roofed porch with Doric columns and internal part-glazed timber entrance door with multi-light fanlight above. Shallow tympany gable with stack to far left. Advanced canted bay to right, composed of 3 broad bays.

INTERIOR: (seen 2010). Original plan form largely extant, with some later alteration to ground floor of cottage. Two curved staircases, one to later extension with decorative metal balusters and both with timber handrails. Simple decorative cornicing throughout. Variety of decorative fire surrounds, some stone. 6-panel timber doors, 2 in entrance hall with semi-circular fanlights above.

Predominantly timber sash and case windows with small multi-pane glazing to lower sashes and a variety of geometric patterns formed by timber astragals to upper sashes. Graded grey slates. Coped wallhead stacks with decorative cans.

BOUNDARY WALL: coped rubble wall to W, N and S. Steps at W lead to beach.