Newliston, Category A listed building in Kirkliston, Scotland
Newliston is a country house in Kirkliston built with symmetrical facades, large windows, and ornate stonework throughout its design. The building displays classical Georgian features typical of the 18th century homes constructed for wealthy families in this area.
The house was built during the 18th century as a private residence when Georgian architecture flourished in Scotland. It received national protection status in 1971 for its architectural quality and importance to Scotland's built heritage.
The building represents Edinburgh's architectural evolution during the Georgian period, when the New Town development expanded beyond the medieval boundaries of the city.
The property is subject to strict heritage protection rules, and visitors should understand that any changes or alterations require special permission from the city council. This careful oversight helps preserve the historic appearance for future generations.
Located at coordinates 55.946607, -3.425234, Newliston stands among the select 8 percent of Scottish structures that hold the prestigious Category A designation.
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