Bonded Warehouse, Strand Street, Kilmarnock

Gabriel Andrew, circa 1896. 3-storey, 3-bay former rectangular-plan classical office extension for whisky bonds. Red Ballochmyle sandstone ashlar to front elevation, yellow bricks to side and rear elevations. Giant order angle pilasters. Architraved and pedimented windows. Eaves course and cornice.

SW (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: to ground floor, late 20th century recessed shop front with paired windows to bays 1 & 2, smaller window and 2-leaf metal and glazed door to 3rd bay; modern full length fascia with original red stone fascia and cornice surmounting. To 1st floor, 3 regularly placed architraved bays in-filled to sash height with scroll bracket pediments surmounting; giant order pilasters to angles and separating bays. To 2nd floor, sill courses suppporting pilastered window surrounds; deep eaves course linking main pilasters, projecting cornice surmounting.

NW ELEVATION: adjoining SE elevation of main warehouse.

NE (REAR) ELEVATION: not seen, 2001.

SE ELEVATION: blind gable.

Replacement glazing to 2nd floor, plate glass lower pane with smaller opening top hopper. To 1st floor, red sandstone false bottom sashes, slightly bowed glazed panel to upper pane with vertical glazing bars. Piended grey slate roof with overhanging eaves, aluminium ridging and lead flashing. Painted cast-iron rainwater goods, gutters concealed by cornice, replacement downpipe to main elevation. No stacks.

INTERIOR: now a modernised shop interior to ground floor with storage and former office floors above.