List of oldest buildings in Scotland

Columns: Building | Location | Council Area | First Built | Use | Notes
Iona Nunnery | Iona | Argyll and Bute | Founded 1207 | Nunnery | The remains , substantial and , at least in part , original were repaired in 1923 | Iona Abbey | Iona | Argyll and Bute | 1200-1220 | Monastery | The north transept is the only part of this early church to survive reasonably intact | Pluscarden Abbey | Elgin | Moray | Founded 1230 | Monastery | Originally Valliscaulian , now a Benedictine House | Ardchattan Priory | Ardchattan | Argyll and Bute | Founded 1230 | Monastery | Also Valliscaulian , and dedicated to St May and St John the Baptist . Now ruined | Fortrose Cathedral | Fortrose | Highland | 1235 | Undercroft | The undercroft of the chapter house is only structure remaining from this date | Inchmahome Priory | Inchmahome | Stirling | Founded 1238 | Priory | Much of the 13th-century building remains | Nave Island Chapel | Islay | Argyll and Bute | Pre 1250 | Church | The site is within an enclosure that is likely to be several centuries older , The chimney is an 18th-century addition made by kelp harvesters | Kelso Abbey | Kelso | Scottish Borders | Completed 1248 | Abbey | Suffered significant damage during The Rough Wooing

Example questions:
Who was the founder of the building on the list of oldest buildings in Scotland located in a parish previously joined with Muckairn ? | Where is the religious order headquartered whose home is in one of oldest buildings in Scotland in one of the oldest Christian centres in western Europe ? | Who was the first prioress of the oldest building in Scotland ? | By what year was the building on the list of oldest buildings in Scotland located in the administrative and commercial centre of Moray in ruinous condition ?

Answers:
Duncan MacDougal | Glasgow | Bethóc , daughter of Somerled | 1680