Description

James Thomson, circa 1870. Symmetrical terrace of 4 houses, 3
bays each; 2 storeys basement and attics. Polished ashlar,
stonecleaned at No 8.
Steps oversailing basement to wide centrally placed doorway;
double leaf panelled outer doors. Vestibule doors tripartite
with leaded glass panels, side and fanlights. At ground to
right (Nos 2 and 4) or left (Nos 6 and 8) projecting canted
single storey window with ashlar balustraded parapet
(cast-iron bombe balustrade at No 2) otherwise tripartite
windows at ground. First floor bipartite mullioned window
(above door) is flanked by tripartite windows, all with roll
moulded architraves. Sash windows, plate glass glazing. Band
course over ground, string course at 1st floor cills. Mutule
cornice; die-and-balustrade parapet irregular dormers, some
piended. Corniced axial stacks, slate roofs.

Statement of Interest

Part of Crown Circus A group. Formerly Kinnoul Place - incised on boundary wall to S.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17804948

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