Description

Tarbolton and Ochterlony, dated 1933. Asymmetrical Arts and Crafts villa; 2-storey, 5 bays, harled with ashlar cills. S ELEVATION: 3 bays to left under U-gable, bridged at centre above doorway; roll-moulded ashlar surround to door with semi-circular pediment broken by abstract relief, dated 1933; boarded door. 4-light windows flanking at ground, tripartite window to each gable at 1st floor. 2 bays to left; 4-light window at ground, slate hung swept dormer above to attic, garage opening to outer left.

N ELEVATION: gable to centre with stair window, advanced piended single storey and attic wing to left, bow window at ground to right. 2 slate-hung swept dormers to attic. Steel-framed, multi-pane casements. Silver-grey (Westmorland ?) slates to steep piended roof, swept eaves. Harled, ashlar coped stacks tieh original cans.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17805468

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