Category B listed buildings

Early to earlier 19th century; pier extended and beacon added D & T Stevenson, 1876; W breakwater constructed D & T Stevenson, 1879; inner basin constructed 1959.

18th Century with nests. Circular modern slates on conical roof. Harled. String coursed.

13th century, mentioned 1214/33. Ruin, rectangular plan 45' x 18' 9" internally, single lancet W. gable, 3 stepped lancets E. gable; side walls much broken down apparently doorways N. W. and S.W. Roughly-built of rubble robbed of its dressings.

Circa 1870, incorporating arched gate and using stones from 17th century Braeloine Farmhouse. Single storey, 3-bay, rectangular-plan chapel, with late 19th century addition, probably by George Truefitt, to SW and 1937 tower to NW.

Quadrangular. West frontage John Smith (c.

1877. 2-storey and attic, 3-window ashlar granite front with canted dormers, rear part harled. Extensive offices. Gatepiers with tall ball finials.

1937-8. 2-storey, castellated house constructed mainly of re-used material, the masonry mostly from former Aberdour Free Church and with interior fittings from there and elsewhere.

Whinstone, 2' 7" x 2' 2", 8" thick. 2 crescents, one with V rod and one without, mirror and comb.

David Rhind, 1861, extended by same architect, 1875; further additions and alterations.

18th century, restored 1965 U-plan with single-storey and attic harled and pantiled farmhouse at centre; out-running wings whitewashed rubble with pantiled roofs.