Category A listed buildings in South Ayrshire

The council of South Ayrshire is one of the three unitary authoritiesLocal government administrative unit in the UK. that make up the historic and registration county of Ayrshire, in south-west Scotland.^[1][2]

The council contains 74 of the 160 Category A listed buildingsStructure of particular architectural and/or historic interest deserving of special protection. in Ayrshire, structures considered to be “buildings of special architectural or historic interest”.^[3]

Location	Architect	Completed	Entry number	Image
1 and 3 New Bridge Street	Ayr	Alexander Stevens	1787	21689	Wikimedia Commons
3 Grey Gables	Monkton		1909	6385	Canmore
22 Sandgate and 2 and 4 Cathcart Street	Ayr		c. 1600	21788	Wikimedia Commons
34 New Bridge Street and 2, 2a Academy Street Including Boundary Wall	Ayr		1832	21700	Canmore
Auchans Castle	Dundonald		1644	984	Wikimedia Commons
Auchincruive Estate, Oswald’s Temple (Tea House)		Robert Adam	1778	996	Wikimedia Commons
Auchincruive House	Auchincruive	Robert Adam	c. 1764	99	Wikimedia Commons
Auld Brig over River Ayr	Ayr		1470–1525	21495	Wikimedia Commons
Auld Kirk of Ayr	Ayr	Theophilius Rankeine	1652–1654	21653	Wikimedia Commons
Auld Kirk of Ayr Gateway	Ayr		1656	21654	Wikimedia Commons
Aviaries and Swan Cottage, Culzean Castle	Maybole		Late 18th to late 19th century	7605	Wikimedia Commons
Ayrshire Management Centre (Craigie House)	Craigie	W. H. Playfair	c. 1837	21556	Wikimedia Commons
Ballantrae Windmill	Ballantrae		Probably late 17th century	6634	Wikimedia Commons
Baltersan Castle	Maybole			7588	Wikimedia Commons
Bargany House	Old Dailly		1681	1171	Wikimedia Commons
Barns House	Ayr		17th century to gabled wing; early 19th-century main house	21496	British Listed Buildings
Blairquhan	Straiton	William Burn	1842	19094	Wikimedia Commons
Brig o’ DoonLate medieval bridge in Ayrshire, Scotland, best known as the setting for the final verse of Robert Burns's poem Tam o' Shanter.	Alloway		15th century	21474	Wikimedia Commons
Burns Bachelor Club	Tarbolton		17th century	19689	Wikimedia Commons
Burns CottageBirthplace of Robert Burns (1759–1796), Scotland's national poet.	Alloway		1757	21476	Wikimedia Commons
Burns Monument	Alloway	Thomas Hamilton	1818–1822	21477	Wikimedia Commons
Camellia House, Culzean Castle	Maybole	James Donaldson	c. 1815	7597	Wikimedia Commons
Cassillis Castle	Dalrymple		14th century with 17th-century additions	13655	Wikimedia Commons
Catholic Church of Our Lady of the Assumption and St Meddan	Troon	Reginald Fairlie	1911	42129	Wikimedia Commons
Collegiate Church	Maybole		1371	37688	Wikimedia Commons
Coodham House (Fatima House)	Symington		c. 1831	14368	Wikimedia Commons
Crossraguel Abbey	Maybole		1244	7589	Wikimedia Commons
Culzean Castle	Maybole	Robert Adam	1777–1812	7595	Wikimedia Commons
Culzean Castle, Bathing Complex	Maybole		1816	7609	Geograph
Culzean Castle Estate, Cat Gates (Swinton Gate)	Maybole	John Thin	1796	7614	Wikimedia Commons
Culzean Castle Courtyard	Maybole		Later 18th century to c. 1833	51823	Wikimedia Commons
Culzean Castle Estate, Fountain Court	Maybole	Robert Adam	1785	51824	Wikimedia Commons
Culzean Castle Estate, Home Farm	Maybole	Robert Adam	1787	7596	Wikimedia Commons
Culzean Castle Estate, Hoolity Ha’ Lodge and Bridge	Maybole https://maps.app.goo.gl/HjmE8AbDh93rB1Dh9	Robert Lugar	c.1816	7603	Wikimedia Commons
Culzean Castle Estate, Ruined Arch and Viaduct	Maybole	Robert Adam	c. 1785 and 1800	51827	Wikimedia Commons
Culzean Castle Estate, Stable Court	Maybole	Robert Adam, Robert McLachlan and others	18th to 19 centuries	51829	Wikimedia Commons
Culzean Castle Walled Garden	Maybole		1752	7612	Wikimedia Commons
Dalquharran Castle	Dailly	Robert Adam	c. 1790	125	Wikimedia Commons
Dovecote, Drumfad	Kirkmichael		1762	7558	Canmore
Drumburle	Dailly		18th century	1119	Canmore
Fairlie House	Dundonald			985	Canmore
Fairlie House, Lodge	Dundonald			987	Canmore
Holy Trinity Church	Ayr	John Loughborough Pearson	1888	21586	Wikimedia Commons
Kennedy Mausoleum	Ballantrae		17th century	869	Wikimedia Commons
Kildonan House	Barrhill	James Miller	c. 1930	1052	Wikimedia Commons
Kilkerran House	Dailly	James Smith	c. 1700	1114	Wikimedia Commons
Killochan Castle	Old Dailly		Late 16th century	1173	Wikimedia Commons
Kirkoswald Parish Church	Kirkoswald		1777	7583	Wikimedia Commons
Laigh Milton Viaduct[a]Also in East Ayrshire as it crosses the River Irvine, which is the council boundary	Gatehead	William Jessop	1809–1811	990	Wikimedia Commons
Loudoun Hall	Ayr		c. 1513	21656	Wikimedia Commons
Macrae Monument	Monkton			14253	Wikimedia Commons
Maybole Castle	Maybole		Probably early 17th century	37709	Wikimedia Commons
Mercat Cross	Prestwick		Rebuilt in 1777	40328	Wikimedia Commons
Neilshill House	Tarbolton		Probably late 19th century	14355	Canmore
Newark Castle	Maybole		15th or 16th century	14300	Canmore
Parish Church and Graveyard	Symington		1160	14357	Wikimedia Commons
Penkill Castle	Old Dailly		Late 16th century	1148	Wikimedia Commons
Piersland House Hotel (formerly Piersland Lodge)	Troon	William Leiper	1898–1899	42114	Travel Weekly
Queen’s Court House	Ayr	Peddie & Kinnear	1857	21777	Canmore
Rozelle House	Ayr		1754	21763	Art UK
Ruined Church of St. Cuthbert	Monkton			14251	Wikimedia Commons
Salt Pan Houses at St Nicholas Golf Course	Prestwick		c. 1760	40332	Wikimedia Commons
Savoy Croft	Ayr	James A Morris	1893	21795	Wikimedia Commons
Sheriff Court	Ayr	Robert Wallace	1818–1822	21820	Wikimedia Commons
Souter Johnnie’s Cottage	Kirkoswald		1785	7586	Wikimedia Commons
St John’s Cottage	Maybole		Early 19th century	37718	Wikimedia Commons
St Quivox Parish Church	Ayr		Medieval	48638	Wikimedia Commons
St Quivox Parish Church, Mausoleum	Ayr	William Henry Playfair	1822	47011	Wikimedia Commons
Stables, Killochan Castle	Old Dailly		18th century	1174	Wikimedia Commons
Straiton (St Cuthbert’s) Parish Church and Graveyard	Straiton		1758	19089	Wikimedia Commons
Tarbolton Parish Church	Tarbolton	Robert Johnston	1821	14349	Wikimedia Commons
Town Buildings	Ayr	Thomas Hamilton	1827–1832	21692	Wikimedia Commons
Wallace’s Monument	Barnweill	Robert Snodgrass	1855–1857	4856	Wikimedia Commons
Windmill, Whiteside	Monkton		17th century	14252	Wikimedia Commons

See also

• Category A listed buildings in AyrshireCategory A listed buildings in the historic and registration county of Ayrshire in south-west Scotland.