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Latitude: 55.7885 / 55°47'18"N
Longitude: -4.8659 / 4°51'57"W
OS Eastings: 220405
OS Northings: 658743
OS Grid: NS204587
Mapcode National: GBR 30.8BW4
Mapcode Global: WH2N1.7R5T
Plus Code: 9C7QQ4QM+CJ
Entry Name: Elderslie Hotel, Broomfield Place, Largs
Listing Name: Broomfield Place/John St Elderslie Hotel (Building to South) and Gatepiers
Listing Date: 14 April 1971
Category: B
Source: Historic Scotland
Source ID: 382180
Historic Scotland Designation Reference: LB37160
Building Class: Cultural
Also known as: Largs, Broomfield Place, Elderslie Hotel
ID on this website: 200382180
Location: Largs
County: North Ayrshire
Town: Largs
Electoral Ward: North Coast and Cumbraes
Traditional County: Ayrshire
Tagged with: Hotel
Possibly David and James Hamilton, Architects. Earlier
19th century Tudor Gothic asymmetrical house, 2 storey
over basement on battered plinth. Polished ashlar. South
elevation 4 bays wide, Tudor-arched entrance with hood-mould
and crenellated blocking course. Canted ground floor window
in gabled right bay with Gothic traceried upper lights;
crenellated parapet; tripartite above. Tall, 8-pane
sashes in 2 recessed bays to left; 1st floor windows with
lying-pane glazing, blind window to left. Cornice, 2 pairs
of octagonal wall-head stacks on corbelled plinths.
Recessed modern single storey 3-bay extension to east is
harled, with crenellations. Similarly detailed west
elevation has 5 bays, right bays advanced and gabled canted
windows to each floor at right, upper windows set back;
left bay advanced with canted ground floor window, upper
sashes with Gothic tracery; 1st floor window in shallow
advanced bay with crest in central pediment above parapet.
Cornice and crenellated parapet over inner bays. All single
windows with hood-moulds, crests in gables and decorative
stone finials. Clustered ridge stacks.
Slate roof. Built on raised terrace with vermiculated
retaining wall and pierced balustrade. Chamfered square
corniced gatepiers
Crests in gable depict a ship and lion rampant, arm with
arrow above.
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