Lochwinnoch Conservation Area

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Lochwinnoch conservation area is a well preserved planned industrial village which was laid out by a local laird in 1788. It lies between the original settlement at East End and the River Calder.

Three grand vistas along straight streets are closed by two churches and the estate gates. Designated in 1972, the conservation area contains 29 listed buildings.

• Braehead (nos 1-3 & 2 only)
• Calder Street (nos 1-37 and 2-50 only)
• Calderhaugh Lane (Bowling Green & ‘Padua’ only)
• Church Street (all properties)
• Craw Place (all properties on south side & rear of 59 High Street only)
• Eastend (Johnshill to 'Knapdale' only)
• Harvey Square (all properties)
• High Street (all properties)
• John Gregor Place (north west side only) - (The Bungalow)
• Johnshill (nos 1-11 (Sunnyside) and St. Winnoc's churchyard only)
• Johnstone Drive (nos 31 - 41 only)
• Lochlip Road (nos 1-5 only)
• Main Street (all properties)
• Mansfield Road ('Minard' only)
• Muirhead Street (no 7 only)
• Newton of Barr (nos 2-30 only)
• St. Winnoc Road (nos 1-9 and 2-12 only)
• Station Rise (nos 1, 3 & 5)

• email: pt@renfrewshire.gov.uk
• phone: 0141 842 5811/5822
• fax: 0141 842 5040
• call or write to us at:
  Planning and Transport
  Renfrewshire House
  Cotton Street
  PAISLEY
  PA1 1LL