Description

Style of James MacLaren, circa 1865. Victorian Italianate
villa, 2-storey ashlar-built with painted dressings and
quoins.
S elevation: 3-bay, centre ground floor bay shallow advanced
with triple arched keystoned window and cornice. Corniced
canted bays with lead roofs and bracketted eaves flanking.
1st floor shallow segmental-headed keystoned bipartites.
Eaves cornice.
E elevation: porch perhaps originally intended to have
basket-arched entrance as at No 325, 1- and 2-light
segmental arched windows to right, channelled pilasters,
cornice. Ground floor consoled and corniced window. 3 1st
floor segmental arched windows.
Piended and platformed slate roof. Wallhead stacks to
side elevations. Sash and case windows, 2-pane glazing
pattern.
LODGE: 2-storey, L-plan, snecked rubble, ashlar dressings.
Keystoned segmental arched 1- and 2-light windows and door.
Bracketted eaves to piended roof, wallhead stacks. Sash
and case windows, 4-pane glazing pattern.
3 square capped gatepiers. Low boundary wall to Perth
higher walls to sides and rear.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17810143

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