Cricket Pavillion, Kincarrathie House

Smart, Stewart and Mitchell, 1924/5. 2 storey, Arts and Crafts gabled cricket pavilion with distinctive timber octagonal section with upper veranda and domical roof to NE, overlooking cricket pitch. Rubble and timber; some split-log boarding to upper storey dormers. Some bi- and tripartite windows. Gabled, cat-slide and jerkin-headed dormers breaking wallhead.

NW ELEVATION: asymmetrical; roughly 6-bay rubble section to right with part-glazed entrance doors to ground. Gabled dormer to far right with single window below; near central cat-slide dormer abuts octagonal roof at far left. Off-centre covered timber dog-leg stair leads to upper storey timber balcony with part-glazed entrance door.

SE ELEVATION: asymmetrical: roughly 6-bays. Bipartite and single window openings to ground. Central cat-slide dormer with bipartite window below. 2-bay jerkin-headed dormer to far left; 2-bay cat-slide dormer to right abuts octagonal roof at far right.

NE ELEVATION: Octagonal section with verandah to upper storey with timber balustrade, supported by log columns. Pair of tripartite French doors lead to verandah. Small window openings to ground. Swept domical roof. Mock doocot to roof apex.

INTERIOR: (seen 2013). Room layout largely as original. Rooms largely refurbished. Panelled timber doors.

Predominantly multi-pane timber replacement casement windows. Some jerkin-headed, cat-slide and swept dormers. Red roof pantiles.