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Balfour House stood a short distance to the south east of Milton of Balgonie in Fife.  Its OS Grid Reference is 32395 00261.  The house fell into disuse some time before 1950.&#13;
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An entry in the Historic Environment for Scotland website describes it in 1938 as:&#13;
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This mansion has been developed from a late 16th century house with an extension a century later. The latter lies to the south, the old house being the east end of the mansion. It is L-shaped on plan, the main block facing south and the wing projecting north in line with the old west gable.&#13;
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But by December 1954:&#13;
The building is now a roofless ruin, rising in places to a height of approximately 10.0m. The late 16th century original structure is clearly visible, as delineated; it is of random rubble masonry.&#13;
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And by 1959:&#13;
Parts of the walls of this ruin have fallen and the whole building is becoming overgrown with vegetation.&#13;
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