Town Hall, High Street, Maybole

17th century rectangular-plan house with 3-stage tower,

substantial additions 1887, to north, when converted to Town

Hall. Of 17th century work only the Tower is little altered,

originally 3 storeys, now 2, with crowstepped gable to south.

Tall 1st stage to tower has 2 unusual semi-circular headed

doors at ground level, irregularly spaced windows above with

blind panel in moulded frame on north east face. Corbelled

2nd stage with boldly moulded frame to blind panel; top stage

with cusped, Y-traceried, louvered belfry openings on each

face; corbelled castellated parapet (restored 1812, dated on

masonry); pyramidal roof capped with cast-iron brattishing.

1887 Town Hall extension to north east in Scottish Baronial

manner. 2 storeys with 3 unequal bays to High Street. Door in

central bay under moulded round-arched head. Heavily

consoled, bracketed balcony to mullioned and transomed 1st

floor tripartite with wall -head raised above to crow-stepped

gable flanked by minature corbelled turrets. Corbelled

castellated parapet to outer bays. Circular angle turret at

north east with conical slate roof, corbelled above ground

floor. 2nd entrance, at head of steps, on north east

elevation.