Tollhouse, 1A Main Street, Invergowrie

The building is a late 18th century tollhouse located at 1A Main Street in Invergowrie, with an addition made to the west by David McNeall in 1819. It is a single-storey, rectangular-plan structure with a bow-ended design, which is slightly modified by the lower addition from 1819. The exterior features harl-pointed and painted surfaces, with the addition made of painted rubble and a grey slate roof. There is a base course, margined 4-pane sash and case windows, and a large replacement bow window on the east elevation that is not in keeping with the original character. The end stacks have been heightened, retaining some earlier coping, with thackstanes on the south stack and uniform terracotta cans.

On the east elevation, there is a modern door and porch at the center, a replacement window to the left, and a window to the right. The north elevation features a bow end to the left with a wallhead stack, a window to the right return, and a window set back in a later bay to the right, with a blank return gable on the far right. The interior has not been seen.