Glasserton Parish Church Session House, Glasserton

Single storey, L-plan building at church gate, comprised of wings of 2 dates. Whinstone rubble with ashlar dressings. Early 19th century wing (1-room) with door set in advanced bay, window on return elevation and to rear. Mid 19th century 2-room addition at right angles with door and window to each room, and now partly roofless. 1 window with diamond-pane glazing pattern. Grey graduated slates to both roofs, those to earlier wing large local slate, overhanging eaves. Coped end and 1 brick mutual gable stack. (Historic Scotland)

July 2011: External inspection finds the south-most section of the building remains roofed, in fair condition and lightly used. The remaining two thirds is a roofless ruin, heavily overgrown in the interior and on the west elevation.

12 March 2014: External inspection finds the building remains in much the same condition as seen previously.

1 August 2024: Desk-based assessment suggests the building remains roofless.