Minishant

Minishant Village lies around 2 miles North of Maybole, on the A77. Minishant is a popular pit stop for folks travelling through with their well stocked village store and lovely family restaurant.

To find out more about the history of Minishant you can visit maybole.org where there is a book which delves further into Minishant’s history – looking back to the days when Minishant was the granary of the monks of Crossraguel Abbey, and when ruling families the Kennedys and Mures fought fiercely for power. This pretty little village became a busy little place with two woollen mills at one point, and now is a quiet little village with a strong community spirit, the perfect pit stop for folks visiting South Ayrshire.

Below you will find documents and reports relating to Minishant, produced recently by ARPL Architects, Hall Aitken and CEIS, as part of NCCBC’s Foundations for Recovery Programme. Find out more about Foundations for Recovery here. 

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