Historic Scotland - Stewarton

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non-traditional windows. Grey slates. House with coped gablehead and ridge stacks. Raised skews. Some large Velux roof lights. INTERIOR: (partially seen, 2008). Former outbuildings comprehensively modernised. REFERENCES: John Thomson, Northern Part of Ayrshire Map, 1828, in NLS. 1st EditionOrdnance Survey Map, 1854-6. Other information courtesy of owners. NOTES: This is a good example of a traditional unpretentious U-plan Ayrshire former farm and stable block. The farm has been converted into 5 separate dwellings but retains it original distinctive V-plan form and has few external extensions or additions. This U-plan formd ,incorporating a two storey farmhouse centrally within the lower byre ranges, is typical of the area and evolved specifically to suit the requirements of dairy farming. Farms like Fairlie crevoch form a key part of Ayrshire's landscape and are an important record of the area’s agricultural history. Many similar farms in this forming <strong>Stewarton</strong> Parish have now been extended and Fairlie crevoch, although now 5 separate dwellings is one which still retains its original plan farm. There are the remains of a former lime kiln in the garden. List description updated as part of <strong>Stewarton</strong> Parish resurvey, 2009. 74
HBNUM: 18488 ITEM NO: 6 Group with Items: CAT: C(S) Map Ref: NS 36520 Group Cat.: 43457 Date of Listing: 03-JUL-1980 75
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