Low Drumclog Farm

Low Drumclog Farm is a single-storey and attic farmhouse, possibly designed by architects Leadbetter and Fairlie, and dated 1907. The farmhouse is flanked by earlier single-storey buildings, forming a U-plan layout. It features three unequal bays and is constructed of rubble with polished ashlar dressings. The off-centre door has a moulded architrave, with a datestone and cornice above it. To the right of the door is a single window, while to the left there are three windows. The building has an eaves course and three wall-head dormers: the central dormer has an ogival gabled head with a thistle finial, while the outer dormers have crescent and rose finials respectively. The farmhouse also features straight skews, scrolled skewputts, and end stacks. Additionally, there is a painted rubble retaining wall with round, corniced piers topped with domed caps.