Description

Early 19th century, reconstructed in later 20th century. Terraced pair of 3-bay houses on falling ground, with pend door to centre. Rendered with base courses and raised margins. Nos 9-11 with 3 bays grouped to centre, door flanked by windows and windows to each bay above, pend door to outer right with plate glass fanlight. No 13 on falling ground with door to centre flanked by windows, regular fenestration at 1st floor. Stone steps to each door. Modern glazing. Stone coped mutual skew. Slate roofs.

Statement of Interest

Part of the Hill Street Conservation Area with setted foreground and paved street. Listed for traditional form and value to streetscape. The street was formerly named Hill Place.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q77773095

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