Hollybank Hotel Tea House, 58, Glasgow Road, Stirling

Octagonal garden pavilion. Blonde sandstone construction; random rubble to first storey, ashlar to upper storey. A stone stairwell curves round the front of the structure and provides access to the upper floor. There is a window opening (blocked) on each face of the pavilion at upper storey level. Projecting timber cornice topped with a bell cast roof (slates missing, 2009).

Appears on the 2nd edition (1:2;500 series) OS map but not the 1st edition when the site was known as Hollenbank Cottage.

July 2009: External inspection reveals that the pavilion is disused. The slates are missing from the roof and the sarking, roof felt and timber cornice is in poor condition, allowing water ingress.

January 2010: Historic Scotland assess the structure for listing. The listing does not proceed due to the subsequent loss of its roof and internal features.

April 2010: A member of the public contacts SCT concerned with ther deterioration in the gazebo since SCT's last site visit. Local planners confirm the entire roof structure is now removed, following concerns over the safety of the structure. Condition assessment altered accordingly.

30 June 2015: External inspection finds the building a ruinous shell with roof and all internal timber removed. The lower steps have been broken off to prevent access to the upper floor.