City of Dundee
| Name | Type | Date | Condition | Ownership | Location | Notes | Picture |
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| Broughty Castle | Tower house | 15th century | In use as a museum | Dundee City Council | Broughty Ferry NO463303 |
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| Claypotts Castle | Z-plan tower house | 16th century | Preserved | Historic Scotland | NO451319 | ||
| Dudhope Castle | Extended tower house | 15th century | In use as offices | Dundee City Council | Law NO393306 |
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| Dundee Castle | 12th century | No remains | Dundee | ||||
| Mains Castle | Courtyard castle | 16th century | Preserved | Private | NO410330 | also known as Fintry Castle | |
| Powrie Castle | Z-plan tower house | 16th century | Ruined | Private | NO420345 | 17th century wing restored |
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