Castle of Fiddes is a 16th century L-plan tower house of three storeys to which has been added a round fair-tower at one end of the main block.

Tillycairn Castle is a 16th Century tower house built of granite walls which are harled externally in traditional style with dressings of Corennie granite to windows etc, under a Scotch slate roof.

Muchalls, built around 1619, consists of 3 ranges closed by a wall to form a courtyard and much altered over the years, most recently in 1927.

A probably 17th century mansion, three storeys high and harled, with an apparently later stair-wing projecting centrally southwards.

Ochiltree Castle is a fine example of a 16th century L plan tower house in West Lothian, Scotland, which has been occupied more or less continuously since it was first built in around 1520-30.

Duchray Castle is unaltered rectangular 16th-century tower house. It has three storeys and has a round tower at one corner and a turret crowning the opposite corner.

Glenbarr Abbey, home and family seat of the MacAlisters of Glenbarr for 220 years.

Abbots Tower is a four storey L-Plan tower house with a garret and caphouse.

Elliston Castle is a large very ruined 15th century castle and courtyard. The basement was vaulted.

Ruined, but well preserved, Fairlie Tower is a plain 15th century keep of four storeys with a later corbelled-out parapet and bartizans. The walls are pierced by gunloops.