Waverley Court was a 15 storey tower block in Foxbar, Paisley. It was approved in 1958 as part of Stage 1 of the Foxbar project and construction, which was undertaken by Blackburn, ended in 1960. The 40m tall building was brick based and contained 56 flats. In 1989, Scottish Homes purchased the block from the council and proceeded to empty the block of its tenants with a view to selling it off to the private sector. In an ideal world, Waverley Court would provide cheap accommodation for first time buyers. However, this vision never happened as it was impossible to obtain a mortgage on a tower block in a deprived area of a peripheral housing estate and no housing association would go near it.