Historic Scotland - Stewarton

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and fleuron to cills at 2 nd floor windows . Adjoining brick outbuildings to the rear. FURTHER DESCRIPTION: asymmetrical shop fronts in segmentally arcaded pilastrade with pilasters heavily vermiculated with distinctive shell capitals. Stone sills and stall risers. Shop to right with 2-leaf 6-pane, timber storm doors. INTERIOR: The only shops seen (2008). Some decorative cornicing. Predominantly non- traditional replacement windows to upper floors, plate glass to ground. Ashlar stacks to mutual gable heads. REFERENCES: Ordnance Survey Map, 1907-8. S Milligan Old Stewarton, Dunlop And Lugton (2001) P12. Other information courtesy of local residents (2008). NOTES: This well-detailed tenement building with its eye-catching shell capitals is a distinctive addition to the streetscape of one of the main streets in Stewarton. The vermiculated columns and detailing around the upper storey windows mark this tenement out from other, plainer tenements in the town and may be the only example in Scotland of such decoration. The small scroll decorations at warhead and the Ionic pilasters also add to the interest of this building. Lainshaw Street was one of the main shopping streets in Stewarton and is described in MilIigan as being 'one of Stewarton's most busy thoroughfares', It forms a pair with Nos 15-19 Lainshaw Street (see separate listing), and both constitute a distinguished run which adds to the character of this area of the town. List description updated as part of Stewarton Burgh resurvey, 2009. 34
HBNUM: 51373 ITEM NO: 17 Group with Items: Map Ref : NS 41905 45829 CAT: C(S) Group Cat.: Date of Listing: 22-SEP-2009 DESCRIPTION: Probably later 19th century. 3-storey, 3-bay terraced tenement with shops to ground. Painted ashlar to upper storeys with contrasting raised, moulded architraves. Cornice. Decorative cornices to 1st floor windows. Reeded cills 35
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