Category A listed buildings

Built circa 1820. Classical villa; symmetrical; 2 storeys over raised basement, 3 bays, with bowed single storey over basement bay on west; various extensions to north and to west by Sir Robert Lorimer, Architect 1916-31.

Hippolyte J Blanc, commenced 1898, completed 1907. Symmetrical, 7-bay Edwardian Baroque gabled and buttressed recreation hall, situated at centre of Bangour Village Hospital site, facing S.

Castle style mansion by Robert Adam, circa 1790, designed for Thomas Kennedy of Dunure who married Adams sister Jean. Has a round tower and central stair like those of culzean; principle rooms originally had good decoration.

Robert Lugar, 1808-09. Castellated Tudor-gothic. Stugged squared sandstone, ashlar margins and dressings. String course; hoodmoulds; battlemented parapet; battered base course; blind cruciform arrowslits.

Robert Mitchell, 1795. 2-storey, 9-bay quadrangular-plan neo-classical stable and office block. Central pedimented entrance pend with regular links to 2?-storey pedimented pavilions.

Auchincruive House was designed by Robert Adam around 1764, modified and built 1767. East wing added late-18th/early-19th century. West wing and further alterations early-19th century.

William Wilkins, 1814-17. 2-storey Tudor Gothic country house comprising U-plan main block with principal elevations to SE and NE, and service wings to NW. Polished and droved ashlar sandstone with Coade stone detailing.

Possibly 17th century. Detached sundial sited in Octagonal Garden to NE of Dowery House. Elaborate facet dial surmounted by hemisphere dial and supported by ribbed hemisphere and thick baluster, lower parts said to be later.

1713. Packbridge in original state, single semi-circular arch, rubble-built with slab decking 5'9" wide no parapets.

John Willet engineer, James Abernethy ironfounder 1854. 2 cast iron arched spans of over 100', cast in 4 sections and bolted, cross-stayed below; arcaded spandrels, wooden deck and parapets. Granite approaches and centre pier of distinctive outline.

Modified Z plan tower house, four-storey with vaulted basement. Harl and slate, rounded and corbelled angles. Inset stone over door dated 1576. Deserted since 1948.

1628 with 1748 additions and mid-19th century internal modifications (see Notes.) L-plan tower house with 5-storey round tower in re-entrant angle, crenellated angle turrets and surrounded by star-shaped crenellated military curtain wall.