Description
Robert Brown designed 1822, built 1829/35, 3-storey and basement 9-window with central door, droved ashlar with polished ashlar ground floor (now painted). 1st floor belt course and 1st and 2nd floor cill courses, main cornice and blocking course. Slated roof. Internally reconstructed from ruins facade extensively repaired, modern 12-pane sashes, plain modern area railings.Statement of Interest
James Eyre's Canonmills Estate
Statutory address changed from CANON STREET 4 (ORIGINALLY 1-4) to 4A-4H (consecutive numbers) Canon Street, Edinburgh in 2024.
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