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The Scotts – ancestors of Sir Walter – rebuilt parts of the tower and barmkin.

Smailholm was a relatively small tower house, offering around 200"nbsp;m2 of floorspace, later extended by construction of a [house] and second kitchen within the barmkin, or courtyard.

These upper parts of the tower, including a gunloop in the west gable covering the barmkin, were remodelled in the 17th century.

The tower is surrounded by the remains of a stone barmkin wall, within which the ruins of outbuildings and a small chapel are still visible.

The east part of the barmkin once contained a small garden, all of which is now gone.

The western barmkin is more intact, with walls up to first floor level around the narrow entrance in the west wall.

The original castle had a tower house within a walled enclosure or barmkin entered through a large gatehouse.

At this time the barmkin wall was demolished except for the north east tower, which was converted into a doocot.

Around 1520, David Lindsay decided to abandon the original castle, and built a tower house and barmkin, or courtyard, in a more sheltered location nearby.

By royal authority, Craignethan was slighted by James Hamilton of Libertoun, this involved the demolition of the north-west tower and the massive west wall, the 'inner barmkin', which was tumbled into the ditch, rendering the castle relatively defenceless.

The round tower was located at the north east corner of a fortified yard or barmkin, which would have sheltered livestock and provided cellars, a bakehouse, and probably a hall built on an upper level.

The tower itself was reserved for living quarters, and was accessed via a stair, possibly moveable, from the barmkin up to a first floor doorway.