Description

Circa 1859-60. Long terrace of 2-bay terraced houses; 2

storeys, attics and basements. Polished ashlar, partly

stonecleaned or painted, channelled at ground. To right;

steps oversailing basement to recessed tripartite

doorpieces timber pilasters flanking doors; glazed side

and fanlights. At No 22-28 tripartite doorpieces and

double-leaf panelled doors; fanlights only to vestibule

doors. Above doors, single light architraved window with

4-pane glazing. To left; 2-storey canted bay window;

front light divided by stone mullion. Moulded band

course at cills; mutule cornice. Plate glass sash

windows. Continuous band course at 1st floor cills,

plain main cornice (mutule over bays); deep plain

parapet (balustraded over bays).

Variety of dormer shapes. Corniced axial stacks, plain

flues, slate roofs. Stugged ashlar rear; Nos 22-28 with

attic storey to rear.

Some surviving decorative cast-iron railings to steps

and gardens, damaged at Nos 10-20.

Source: Historic Environment Scotland

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Source: Historic Environment Scotland