Sauchie, considered to be an outstanding example of a large, early 15th century tower house, has been awarded £278,448.
Alistair Lawson, chairman of Clackmannanshire Heritage Trust, said: "We are delighted to learn of this generous grant from Historic Scotland".
"This funding will enable the building to be conserved and repaired to the highest standard. We look forward to working with them to ensure the survival of this important cultural and community asset."
Also in receipt of a reward is the 'colourful' Kelburn Castle, Largs with £250,000.
Building Repair Grants
Campbeltown Picture House, Argyll and Bute - £449,674
Sauchie Tower, Clackmannanshire - £278,448
Tomintoul Croft, Aberdeenshire - £23,522
Paisley Town Hall, Renfrewshire - £248,785
Semple Park Cascades, Renfrewshire - £48,439
Kelburn Castle, North Ayrshire - £250,000
Cowane's Hospital, Stirlingshire - £296,997
New Lanark, South Lanarkshire - £305,105
Source: BBC News Scotland
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