Camperdown House South Lodge, Camperdown Country Park, Dundee

Single storey 3x1 bay lodge to Camperdown House, disposed at right angles to Liff Road. The west elevation is in coursed and squared rubble, whilst the sides and rear are in rubble. A later piend-roofed porch once sat to the rear. The main piended slate roof with its overhanging eaves has now been lost and the lodge stands ruinous. (Historic Environment Scotland List Entry)

July 2002: Local planners bring the lodge to the attention of the Buildings at Risk Service. February 2003: External inspection reveals that the lodge is now all but demolished with many sections collapsed. The chimney stack and parts of the external walls are all that remain. April 2004: Historic Scotland reports that temporary Listed Building Consent was granted for the removal of the roof and its reinstatement within 5 years. A Conservation Plan for the house and grounds has been prepared following Heritage Lottery Fund grants. 3 May 2004: The Dundee Evening Telegraph reports on the building's inclusion on the Buildings at Risk Register. 4 May 2004: The Dundee Courier repeats the story.

February 2010: External inspection finds the building remains in a ruinous condition. The north half has been largely lost, as has the roof. The interior is overgrown. Local Planners report that HLF funding has been secured for a Conservation Plan for the building.

27 May 2016: External inspection finds a further section of the back (west) wall has collapsed. Otherwise, the site remains in much the same condition as seen previously.