The Lauriston Hotel 15 South Crescent Road, Ardrossan, North Ayrshire, KA22 8EA
Property Summary
The original building is formed in stone and slate formed over two storeys and attic and dating back to the late 19th century, substantial single storey extensions wrap around the original building.
The property is finished along traditional lines internally with the accommodation comprising the following:
Ground Floor
Hotel Reception
Restaurant
Public Bar
Function Suite
Private Dining Room
Kitchen
Wc Facilities
Cellarage
Various Store Rooms
First Floor
Room 1 - Triple Room with Ensuite Shower Room
Room 2 - Double Room with Ensuite Shower Room
Room 3 - Double Room with Ensuite Shower Room
Room 4 - Twin Room with Ensuite Bathroom & Shower Over
Room 5 - Triple Room with Ensuite Bathroom & Shower over
Second Floor
Two Staff Rooms
Three Store Rooms
Shower Room
Full Details
The subjects comprise a hotel located within a regular level shaped site extending to approximately 0.22 hectares (0.55 acres) with external areas including a twenty six vehicle car park to the rear and beer garden/terrace to the front.
The original building is formed in stone and slate formed over two storeys and attic and dating back to the late 19th century, substantial single storey extensions wrap around the original building.
The property is finished along traditional lines internally with the accommodation comprising the following:
Ground Floor
Hotel Reception
Restaurant
Public Bar
Function Suite
Private Dining Room
Kitchen
Wc Facilities
Cellarage
Various Store Rooms
First Floor
Room 1 - Triple Room with Ensuite Shower Room
Room 2 - Double Room with Ensuite Shower Room
Room 3 - Double Room with Ensuite Shower Room
Room 4 - Twin Room with Ensuite Bathroom & Shower Over
Room 5 - Triple Room with Ensuite Bathroom & Shower over
Second Floor
Two Staff Rooms
Three Store Rooms
Shower Room
Location
The subjects are set within the town of Ardrossan which has a resident population of around 11,000 and forms part of the "Three Towns" conurbation which lies in the North Ayrshire Council area around 10 miles north west of Irvine.
The town enjoys reasonable transport links by both road and rail with the A78 bypass improving road access in the area. The town also benefits from a mainline railway station and is the main ferry crossing point from the mainland to the Isle of Arran.
The subjects are located on South Crescent Road, a popular edge of town centre location with open coastal views and characterised by substantial Victorian villas, the majority of which are in residential use.


































