| Date started | Building name | Town, district or village | Island | City or county | Country | Notes |
| 1789 | Manderston House, including service court and motor house | Duns | | Berwickshire | Scotland | Design for classical house |
| 1790 | Kimmerghame House, and lodge | Duns | | Berwickshire | Scotland | Design for court of offices. |
| 1791 | Ford Castle | Ford | | Northumberland | England | The remodelling of the great gateway, lodges and towers have been attributed to him. However it is knonw that some of these were the work of the architect James Nesbit who died in 1781. |
| 1801 | Ford Castle | Ford | | Northumberland | England | Date of estimate for a further addition to the east side of the castle, although this seems to have been laid aside and not built. |
| c. 1805 | Gibside | | | Co. Durham | England | Probably responsible for the remodelling of the south front. Was recommended to 10th Earl of Strathmore by Lord Delaval. |
| 1807 | Broadmeadows House | Swinton | | Berwickshire | | Design for court of offices. |
| 1817 | Billie Estate | Bunkle | | Berwickshire | Scotland | GD267/27/183/2546-2562: Inferior Court process George Home Esquire, and Commissioner, against Alexander Gilkie, Architect in Eyemouth, and Peter Ronaldson, tenant of Linthill - as to Dwelling Houses and offices in Linthill.
He seems to have carried out an inspection on 'Patersons' Houses' |