Scotland’s Gardens Scheme – The Bishop’s House

The Bishop’s House is one of six villas in Kilmacolm designed by James Salmon in 1905. It was originally named Miyanoshta but renamed when it became the official residence of the Catholic Bishops of Paisley (1948-1993). The house is now a family home and much care has been taken in preserving the house and garden, both in landscaping and planting. The house is framed by mature beech trees with a burn running down the side of the property (children should be supervised). £5/Children free