Ranfurly Castle Golf Club, Golf Course Road, Bridge Of Weir

J A Campbell, 1904-5. 3-storey and attic, asymmetrical, 6-bay Arts and Crafts golf clubhouse overlooking golf course to W. Red brick at ground and 1st floors; contrasting render at 2nd floor. Band course above 1st floor. Irregular fenestration. Predominantly single, 2- and 4-light window openings; some canted window openings. Flat-roofed attic dormers. Full height canted stair tower to S elevation.

W (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: asymmetrical with advanced end bays. Central recessed 4-bays with raised terrace; steps lead to course. Off-centre rectangular timber entrance door to left. Canted windows at 2nd floor. Bay to far left with canted window at 1st and 2nd storeys; jerkin-headed gable. Bay to far right with canted and corbelled window at 1st and 2nd floors; piend-roof balcony at attic supported by pair of columns.

E (ENTRANCE) ELEVATION: asymmetrical. Off-centre round-arched stone entrance opening leading to part-glazed inner swing doors; pair of distinctive, cylindrical, stained glass windows above with deep timber cornice. Advanced end bays; that to left with half timbering to upper storey.

INTERIOR: (seen, 2013). Original room layout largely extant. Staircase with slatted timber balusters with small incised heart decoration motif and timber banister. One room with exposed timber rafters and brick fire-surround with semi-circular opening and timber mantelpiece. Some timber panel doors with 3-light openings to upper section.

Predominantly timber casement windows with multi-pane glazing pattern; some replacements. Picture windows at 2nd floor at W. Mansard roof, grey slates, mid-roof shouldered stacks with red fireclay chimney cans.