Hawkhead House Farm Steading, Ben Alder Drive, Paisley

2-storey stable block 9-bays with pediment to centre bay; slightly advanced centre and raised end bays. Droved ashlar with polished dressings including rusticated long and short angle quoins. Pend now flat-headed to centre with rusticated quoins. Oculus in pediment. Elliptically- headed pends with rusticated voussoirs to end bays, that to left since glazed. Ground floor sash windows, (lower parts since blocked,) with rusticated long and short quoins and lintels carved to resemble voussoirs. Band course at lintel level. 1st floor windows of end bay as ground; Eaves band. Slate roof, piended to end bays. Returns to east and west, blind except for 3 vertical slits. Rubble rear. Interior left of central pend, retains iron stall divisions. (Historic Scotland)

December 1996: December 1996: External inspection reveals the complex to be derelict, though in the midst of worked land.

May 2003: Local planners report no change

13 July 2012: External inspection finds on the front elevation the roof has collapsed on the east section. The West section is sagging and has lost numerous slates and the entrance section roof has been demolished. The roofs of the side and rear ranges are in poor condition with many lost slates and some large holes. A crack above the doorway in the entrance passageway gives cause for concern. Gutters are overgrown where they survive and most downpipes are broken.

20 August 2014: External inspection finds the complex remains in deteriorating condition.