Summerhouse, Drygrange House

Circa 1904. Small, square-plan pantile-roofed summerhouse S of terraced garden, incorporating noteworthy early fragments from various sites. Roughly squared pink sandstone rubble interspersed with moulded stone fragments, most likely originated from Melrose Abbey but some possibly of Roman origin, incorporated as decorative features. Double opening with wrough-iron gates, now covered by later timber doors; niche to centre.

INTERIOR: partially oak lined; further late medieval and 17th century fragments (mounted on rear timber-lined wall) including a Gothic niche and a vaulting corbel, and a panel bearing the initials VL.