Description

Built 1878 as leather merchants' warehouse. 5-storey and
attic, plain astylar warehouse building now converted to
flats, 20-bay frontage with paired windows, roofline
with pedimented dormers.
Polished red sandstone facade, cast-iron framed.
Ground floor has shopfronts, entrances to end bays and
paired to centre. All windows single light arranged in
pairs with dividing pilasters, engaged columns and
round-arched lights to 4th floor. All windows sash and
case with plate-glass glazing. Panelled pilasters
emphasises central bipartites and end bays, these also
have pediments to 1st floor windows. Band courses
between floors, deep plain parapet. Pilastered dormers
with pediments and urn finials.
Slate roofs. Central bays formerly glazed now opened as
open gallery access landings.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17794174

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