Description

Probably circa 1830. Late Georgian. Two 2-storey terraced

houses with attics and railed basement. Red ashlar - no 35 stone-cleaned, no 37 painted - channelled at ground and

with rusticated flat window arches; pilastered doorpieces,

recessed panelled doors with fanlight; inset pilasters;

band courses between floors; eaves band; cornice; blocking

course; end stacks; slate roofs. No 35 is 2 bays with

advanced entrance bay; 2 dormers, the larger piended and

canted; projecting bay added to rear. No 37 has 3 bays.

Statement of Interest

A group with 32-42 George Street, 25-47 and 12-30 Castle

Street, Greyfriars Church and 75-83 Buccleuch Street. Street

lay-out by Robert Burn 1806, but elevations differ from

those in Castle Street, thought to be by him (see notes to

25-37 Castle Street above). Not shown on Wood's map, 1819.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17794179

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