Description

Circa 1883-4. 4-storey ashlar-fronted flatted block with

front garden areas, bipartite rectangular bay/2-window/canted bay/bipartite ground floor rectangular bay with bipartites over/2-window/canted bay frontage with doors between

windows at ground floor. Ground floor openings margined,

cornice and blocking course with iron balcony over ground

floor bay 1st floor level, 1st floor openings architraved

with cornices, moulded architraves and cill-course 2nd,

plain architraves and corbelled cills 3rd, main cornice and

slate roof.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q56631739

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