Cunninghamhead Estate
North Ayrshire

From the south. This is a residential park for over 50s just north of the B769 between Irvine and Stewarton.

These were taken in late February and it will all look a lot nicer when the trees are green and the light's brighter.

This was originally the site of Cunninghamhead House, the only remaining part of which is what is presumed to be the stable block to the right of this photo which was taken from the south-east.

This from the north. In this and other photos the original garden wall round the old house is plainly visible.

The access road in the middle distance crosses an old railway line half-way to the main road.

From the north the wall is plainly seen. The original house was at the far end of the park from here, generally speaking the second and third horizontal rows from the top.

Looking down from the south to show the main (only) access road.

The house with the greenish roof (with two dark cars to the left from this angle) was about the centre of the original house.

While most of these houses are within the old garden wall the row along the left of this photo are built outside the original garden limits.

From over the far side of the B769, looking almost due north with the estate entrance at the bottom left.

The line of trees diagonally across the photo is an old railway line and there was a passenger and freight station just to the right of this photo until the mid 1960s. That line ran from Dalry to Kilmarnock.