Kilspindie Castle

Little more than a few scattered stones of the base of a doorway with a length of wall punctuated by oval gun loops remain.

[3] An early fortalice was held by the Spens, or Spence, family, possibly vassals of their over lord, the Gospatric Earls of Dunbar.

It seems probable that the castle would have been surrounded by an enclosing barmkin wall with gatehouse protecting stables, brewhouse, barns, etc.

Kilspindie is not mentioned during Oliver Cromwell's sacking of Lothian castles in the 1650s but by the 18th century it had already been demolished for building material elsewhere in Aberlady.

[1] A number of large stones that belonged to the house have been built into the boundary walls of the fields and road leading to the golf course.