Kilbarchan Conservation Area

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Kilbarchan is an ancient settlement which grew from about 1740 into an important hand loom weaving centre, extending in long informal terraces along four main streets. At its heart is Steeple Street, linking the Cross with the National Trust for Scotland’s Weavers’ Cottage. The Steeple building in Steeple Square is a notable piece of provincial classical urban design. Designated as a conservation area in 1970, and classed as 'outstanding' three years later, it boasts 61 listed buildings.

• Barn Green (all properties)
• Church Street (nos 1-37 only)
• Churchill Place (no 1 only)
• Craigends Drive (nos 1-17 & telephone exchange only)
• Ewing Street (all properties)
• Gateside Place (all properties)
• High Barholm (all properties)
• Kilbarchan Road (‘Wellscraig’ and nos 1-20 ‘Park View’ only)
• Loom Walk (all properties)
• Low Barholm (all properties)
• McCrorie Place (all properties)
• Meadside Road (all properties)
• Merchants Close (all properties)
• New Street (all properties)
• Park View, Kilbarchan Road (nos 1-20 only)
• Shuttle Street (nos 1-23 & 2-8 only)
• Steeple Square (all properties)
• Steeple Street (all properties)
• Yardshead (all properties)
• Weavers Court (all properties)
• Well Road (all properties)
• Old School Square

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