Description

J.R.H. MacDonald (John MacDonald Contractors Ltd). 1934. International style. 2-storey, whitewashed smooth render over brick base and brick sills, stepped flat roof. Large porch (modern glazing) with window over to north east, curved eastern angle with 5-light window at ground floor and 4-light window first floor (glazing altered) curved north angle

with 6-light windows (original lying pane glazing), porch with window over to north west. Irregular fenestration to south west and narrow chimney breast, as to south east. 2-storey extension to south. Glazing mostly original lying-pane metal casements. Roughcast and brick garden wall.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q56626690

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