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Darvel, Mair's Road, Hall

Hall (19th Century)

Site Name Darvel, Mair's Road, Hall

Classification Hall (19th Century)

Canmore ID 105580

Site Number NS53NE 57

NGR NS 56320 37239

NGR Description Centred NS 5631 3723

Datum OSGB36 - NGR

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Administrative Areas

  • Council East Ayrshire
  • Parish Loudoun
  • Former Region Strathclyde
  • Former District Kilmarnock And Loudoun
  • Former County Ayrshire

Architecture Notes

NS53NE 50 5612 3753

This small, late 19th or early 20th century, rectangular, single-storeyed brick and harled building has a gabled slate roof, a brick pilastered three-bay frontage and round-arched windows. Above the door in the gable is a round sandstone plaque, and at the apex of the gable there is a fine ornamental iron finial. This building may well have been associated with the neighbouring 'Brown's Institute'.

Visited by RCAHMS (MKO), 28 June 1996.

Site Management (22 February 2010)

Single storey red brick building, part harled. Gabled front has central round-headed doorway with stucco margin round head and flanking pilasters. 2-leaf 6-panel door with semi-circular fanlight. Bays flanking entrance have single round-headed windows, with Georgian cast-iron window frames, set in cream-harled panel terminating at sides in pilaster. Upper part of gable treated as pediment, with sides and base bands of brick with one course set diagonally. Terra-cotta monogram panel in tympanum and cast-iron terminal. Sides blind, divided into 3 bays by pilasters, eaves band with diagonal brick course. Brick base couse, stepping down to rear at sides. Roof slated, with 3 large skylights on each side and stumps of 2 ventilators on ridge. (Historic Environment Scotland List Entry)

This building may well have been associated with the neighbouring 'Brown's Institute'. (RCAHMS)

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