Makerston House, 19 Park Road, Paisley

James Craig Barr and Harry Cook, 1905, additional L-plan wing to E 1950 (see Notes). English Arts and Crafts 2-storey L-plan villa with mock half-timbering to upper secondary gables; irregular fenestration with stone mullions to ground floor windows. Canted entrance in re-entrant angle with door in carved segmental-pedimented stone surround flanked by single and bipartite windows to L and R; flat roofed tripartite dormers above to L and R; advanced outer gables to L and R with swept roofs and timber bargeboards. Rendered walls painted white with sandstone window margins.

S (GARDEN) ELEVATION: 5 bays, plus 4-bay later wing to R with bipartite windows to ground and 1st floors. Advanced gabled bay to centre L, tripartites to ground and 1st floors; quadripartite window to outer L with similar dormer above. Central square stair tower with parapet, copper dome and finial; stone mullioned and transomed stained glass stair window, single window to ground. Gabled bay to centre R; bipartites to ground and

1st floor; bay to outer R with bipartite to ground, tripartite dormer above.

W GABLE: expressed chimneystack rising from ground with small arched inglenook windows plus outer single windows.

Small pane glazing to metal-framed casement windows. Rosemary roof tiles; terracotta ridge tiles; rendered stacks with broad ashlar copes; clay cans.

INTERIOR: not seen (2003).

OUTBUILDING: detached to N of house. Single-storey with pitched roof; mock timbering to gable and semi-circular window.