Description

Nos 1-3, G S Kenneth, architect; 1899. Nos 4-9 David Barclay
architect; 1902. Built to same design; terrace of 3-storey
and basement tenements. 20 bays arranged in 5 asymmetrical
4-bay blocks. Polished red ashlar, stugged at basement.
Steps oversailing basement to double-leaf panelled doors with
moulded lintel, curvilinear moulding below multi-pane
fanlight. Vestibule door tripartite with glazed panels and
sidelights. Each tenement house with full height 4-light bow
windows. Bipartite or tripartite fenestration; plate glass
sashes; most upper sashes with small pane or leaded glass
glazing. Continuous moulded band course over ground and 1st
floors. Eaves band, modillion cornice. Tall corniced axial
stacks; slate roofs. Ceramic cresting to ridges and finial to
conical roofs over bow windows.
Solid ashlar parapet to steps; low coped ashlar
boundary/retaining wall to front gardens with square ashlar
gatepiers.

Statement of Interest

Part of Dowanhill Street B group.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17803770

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