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Latitude: 55.533 / 55°31'58"N
Longitude: -5.1311 / 5°7'51"W
OS Eastings: 202498
OS Northings: 631036
OS Grid: NS024310
Mapcode National: GBR FGQ2.SHT
Mapcode Global: WH1N4.46W5
Plus Code: 9C7PGVM9+5H
Entry Name: Dalgorm, Park Road, Lamlash, Arran
Listing Name: Lamlash, Park Road, Dalgorm Including Boundary Wall
Listing Date: 7 October 1992
Category: B
Source: Historic Scotland
Source ID: 346344
Historic Scotland Designation Reference: LB13236
Building Class: Cultural
Also known as: Arran, Lamlash, Park Road, Dalgorm
ID on this website: 200346344
Location: Kilbride
County: North Ayrshire
Electoral Ward: Ardrossan and Arran
Parish: Kilbride
Traditional County: Buteshire
Tagged with: Villa
Sir John James Burnet, dated 1899. 2-storey, L-plan villa. Harled brick, tooled red ashlar dressings, slate roof with terracotta ridge tiles. Windows mostly fixed multi-pane to top, larger pane casements to bottom, prominent cills, mullions and lintels; bracketted eaves, half-timbered gables; coped stepped wallhead to jamb at right of front elevation; coped stacks, uniform squat terracotta cans.
FRONT ELEVATION: boarded door with window and inscribed lintel 'AD 1899' recessed under swept roof to left, multi-pane dormer above with cat-slide roof; wide flat-roofed bay slightly advanced to right rising through roof, 2 windows to ground floor, tripartite to 1st. Left return gable; stair window, window to 1st floor. Right return elevation: window to ground and 1st floor right, outshot stack from 1st floor to centre, blank flat-roofed bay to left.
REAR ELEVATION: door to left, window to right, lean-to to far right, 1st floor blank.
INTERIOR: large stairwell, pitch pine scale and platt staircase, plain balusters; moulded cornices; boarded doors; some partition walls removed; original (damaged) chimneypiece at ground floor with later insert. BOUNDARY WALL: rubble boundary wall to front.
The building is empty and in a poor and deteriorating condition (1992). Some harling has fallen off. There is a dilapidated timber summer house to the rear.
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