Description

Circa 1870s. Terrace of 5 3-bay asymmetrical houses with
classical details; 2 storeys attics and basement. Polished
ashlar some painted or stonecleaned. Steps to paired
Corinthian columned porches balustraded parapet, double leaf
panelled outer doors; vestibule doors tripartite with glazed
side and fanlights, many with good leaded glass. Above porch,
single light architraved window. Flanking door 5-light canted
window and projecting 3-light rectangular window; both full
height. Sash windows, plate glass glazing. Deep overhanging
timber modillion eaves. Dormers, 4-light canted over canted
windows, otherwise 1 and 2 light round arched and pedimented.
Slate roofs, tall corniced axial stacks; square flues with
dentil moulding. French pavilion roofs to end bays with
brattishing.
Flanks 3-bay with 2-storey 4-light bow window to right;
5-light canted window to left; bow dormers over bow window.
Both have lower wing to rear. Rear elevations stugged ashlar.
No 4 with leaded small pane glazing to lower sashes.
Low coped droved ashlar walls surround terrace with tall
square ashlar gatepiers at carriageway entrance.

Statement of Interest

Part of Great Western Road A group.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17805193

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