Hunterhill House, Ardgowan Avenue, Paisley

1902 and 1903. T G Abercrombie, Architect. Arts and Crafts

style. Part 2 storey, part 1 storey, both with attics.

Snecked rubble with ashlar dressings mainly to lower

parts and harl to rest with some timber. North east elevation

has projecting gable at right with canted porch continued up

in harl and timber to mullioned half-lozenge window.

Rounded with coat of arms in gable. 2-storey canted bay to

left with mullioned windows between at ground. South-west

elevation has advanced gabled bay at right with projecting

ground floor window with balcony over French window to 1st

floor. Abutting to right are buttressed paired ashlar

stacks. To left is splayed corner rising to parapeted turret.

2-storey canted bay at left of elevation has 3 ashlar stacks

stacks to right and moulded parapet, extending round to

north gabled end. Mullioned windows at ground between end

bays. South east end 2-storey and attic extension. End wall

has segmentally headed, mullioned window at ground and tower

raised through eaves at angle with pitched roof. Roofs

red-tiled with corniced stacks some harled. Pairs of flat

roofed dormers to both long elevations. Small-paned

glazing survives to north east. Interior mostly intact

including splayed fireplace and stained glass in hall.