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Greenlaw Conservation Area
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Greenlaw was developed as an elegant inner suburb on the eastern edge of Paisley over the course of the 19th century, starting with the Georgian palace fronting Garthland Place, continuing with the handsome four storey tenements of Greenlaw Avenue and completed by the detached and semi-detached villas in Mansionhouse Road.
The conservation area was designated in 1975.
The conservation area was designated in 1975.
The following properties lie within the conservation area boundary:
- East Buchanan Street (nos 21-23 only)
- Garthland Lane (all properties)
- Garthland Place (nos 3-19 Glasgow Road only)
- Glasgow Road (nos 1-35 only)
- Greenlaw Avenue (all properties)
- Incle Street (St. Mirin's R.C. Cathedral only)
- Mansionhouse Road (all properties)
Greenlaw conservation area location mapFor more information:
- email: pt@renfrewshire.gov.uk
- phone: 0141 842 5261
- fax 0141 842 5040
- call or write to us at:
Renfrewshire House
Cotton Street
PAISLEY
PA1 1LL
