Band Hall, Mair's Road, Darvel

Circa 1900. Single storey red brick building, part harled. Gabled front has central round-headed doorway with stucco margin round head and flanking pilasters. Two-leaf, six-panel door with semi-circular fanlight. Bays flanking entrance have single round-headed windows, with Georgian cast iron window frames, set in cream-harled panel terminating at sides in pilaster. Upper part of gable treated as pediment, with sides and base bands of brick with one course set diagonally. Terracotta monogram panel in tympanum and cast iron terminal. Sides blind, divided into three bays by pilasters, eaves band with diagonal brick course. Brick base couse, stepping down to rear at sides. Roof slated, with three large skylights on each side and stumps of two ventilators on ridge.