Troon, Southwood Road, Monktonhall

Henry Edward Clifford and Thomas Lunan, 1910. 2-storey, L-plan multi-gabled large Arts and Crafts house, with unusual classical detailing. The gables have dentilled detailing and there is a Roman Doric columned entrance porch set into the re-entrant angle to north west. The house has concrete harl. The symmetrical garden front to the south has tall, square-headed, parapetted curved bays at the outer bays, linked by a curved verandah. The verandah rests on 4 columns. The roof has some grey and some rosemary tiles. Some of the windows are 8-pane timber casement windows; some are non-traditional replacement windows. There are a number of coped ridge stacks.

The interior has not been seen, but recent photographs (2013) show some rooms with timber panelling and a fire place set within a timber inglenook. There is also some decorative cornicing.