Lauder Golf Club Pavilion

T or J Aitchison, 1912. Single storey, 4-bay, symmetrical, multi-gabled, T-plan golf pavilion in Arts and Crafts style with rare surviving interior features. Rendered brick with exposed red brick margins and quoins; painted timber veranda, bargeboarding and braces. Base course to front (SW).

FURTHER DESCRIPTION: 2 gabled bays and full-length verandah to principal (SW) elevation; single stone steps to 4-panel timber doors flanking central wall-mounted cast-iron postbox (see Notes); single rectangular, bipartite, timber-mullioned and transomed windows to outer left and right. Single segmental-arched, tripartite, timber-mullioned and transomed windows to NW and SE (side) elevations. Lean-to roof extending over low central projecting bay to rear, with 2 small rectangular windows.

4-pane timber windows in timber casements; fixed small-pane timber glazing to upper sections of NW and SE windows. Grey slate roof with terracotta crested ridge and finials. Predominantly cast-iron rainwater goods.

INTERIOR: 2 identical mirror-image locker rooms - ladies' to left (NW), gentlemen's to right (SE) - with WCs to rear. Tongue-and-groove timber panelling to walls and ceilings; tall timber lockers lining inner wall, numbered in serif script; decorative cast-iron wall-mounted umbrella stand.