Glasgow, 1647 Maryhill Road, Forth And Clyde Canal, The Whitehouse Inn

Circa 1800. Refurbished 2013. 2-storey, 3-bay, former public house with single storey ranges to each side (that to right shorter with piended roof) set immediately adjacent to Lock 21 of the Forth and Clyde Canal to the rear and directly onto the main Maryhill Road to the front elevation. Predominantly rendered sandstone rubble walls with exposed random stone to main gables and central rear elevation, moulded surrounds to ground floor windows, simple eaves course. Graded grey slate roof with stone skews and corniced stone stacks with plain cans. Non-traditional plate glass glazing with security grilles.

The interior was seen in 2013. The interior was fully remodelled in 2013 to form a plain, serviceable open-plan retail space with a suspended ceiling structure which gives no current access to the upper floor.