Description

Later 19th century. Italianate villa, 2 storeys with
tower. Squared, stugged and snecked red rubble with ashlar
dressings. Margined round-arched and key-stoned openings
with impost blocks throughout. Hill Street elevation
symmetrical with advanced 3-stage tower flanked by gables,
each gable with bipartite ground floor and single 1st floor
windows. Central pilastered doorway in tower with narrow
window 1st floor and bipartite 2nd floor. Band courses
between floors and tower stages; tower has broad
modillioned cornice and finialled low-pitch pyramid roof.
Ball-finialled gables and skews. SE return elevation: 2
bays, bipartites at ground, single 1st floor windows with
gabletted dormer heads; NE elevation to Maxwell Street 3
bays. Single-pane sashes throughout. Stacks mostly paired
square flues; slate roofs. High garden wall with 4
gatepiers at corner, square piers with curved angles and
with shaped caps. Link dwarf wall with modern wrought-iron
railings.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q56630551

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