Seafield, Ayr
Coordinates: 55°26′56″N 4°38′35″W / 55.449°N 4.643°W
Seafield is a southern district of Ayr, Scotland. The district is a popular retirement place with scenic views overlooking Ayr beach. The area is also home to the old racecourse of Ayr which is now used for golfing.
In 1888 Sir William Arrol M.P., the engineer who constructed the Clyde, Tay (No. 2) and Forth Bridges,had a magnificent mansion with a four-storey Italianate tower and large conservatory built as his home at the Seafield estate. Seafield House later became a maternity and children's hospital and has closed since the opening of the new Ayr Hospital.
External links
- Friends of Seafield House, information about Seafield House and the campaign to save it.
- About Ayr - About Ayr, South Ayrshire Council website information about Ayr
- South Ayrshire Council - South Ayrshire Council's website contains comprehensive information about the services provided by the Council
- The SYSTEM:Seafield Hospital - Some (post closure) pictures from Seafield Hospital
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