Ashbank, Corsehill Banks, Stewarton

Circa 1880. 2-storey, 3-bay villa with bowed, 4-light bay windows to ground and 1st floors in advanced bay to right. Light sandstone ashlar to entrance elevation, snecked rubble to other elevations. Rustic base course, chamfered raised quoins. Broad, dentilled eaves. Raised, plain architraves. Decorative carved apron panels with cartouches to 1st storey bay window. Bipartite windows with stone mullions to left. Porch in re-entrant angle with Corinthian column and bracketted cornice. Part-glazed timber entrance door with sidelights and fanlight above.

Predominantly replacement plate glass timber sash and case windows. Shallow piended roof with grey slates. Conical roof with iron finial to bowed bay.

INTERIOR: (seen 2008). Good, decorative interior with original room plan largely extant. Dog-leg timber staircase with timber balusters and timber banister and large, 2-light, decorative coloured glass stair window with floral designs. 6-panel round-arched timber doors with round-arched architraves. Several marble chimneypieces. Decorative plaster cornicing.

GATEPIERS: pair of square-plan gatepiers with stepped base, nook shafts, pedimented copes and ball finials.