Lundin Tower Doocot, Lundin Links

18th century Gothic, gabled dovecot. Thinly harled rubble with large sandstone dressings. South elevation has central door and 2 blind windows all pointed arched. Eaves course. Y-traceried window to gables and 2 flight holes. Blocked door to rear, small square window and 2 circular openings. Slated roof with crowstepped gables, gable end mock stacks, disguising additional flight holes. Central ventilator and row of flight holes set into south roof slope. (Historic Scotland)

November 2007: External inspection reveals the structure to be roofless shell with what appears to be major structural cracks. The west gable of the doocot has partially collapsed and there is a tree growing within the walls. Urgent action is required to consolidate and protect the structure.

31 July 2014: Limited external inspection possible. From what could be viewed, the doocot remains in much the same condition as seen previously.

13 June 2019: Site visit attempted but building not accessible.