13 George Place, Paisley

13 George Place in Paisley is an early 19th-century, two-storey row of three houses. The building is constructed from limewashed rubble with painted margins between number 11, which is on the right, and number 13. Number 11 features a pilastered and corniced doorpiece on the right, with a three-paned door and fanlight. There is one window to the left at the ground floor and one at the first floor. Number 13 has three windows at the ground floor and two at the first floor. Number 15, which is not detailed, has a margined door flanked by two windows at the ground floor and two windows at the first floor. Most of the windows in the row are either bricked up or boarded. The roofs are slate with ashlar stacks that include a band course.