Description

John A Campbell, architect; circa 1906. Symmetrical terrace
of 6 2-bay houses arranged in 4-bay pairs. Rock faced
masonry; polished margins, quoins and base course. Each 4-bay
elevations with full height canted windows to outer bays,
linked by ashlar balcony supported on ashlar corbels;
parapet, solid over door, otherwise balustraded. Steps to
roll-moulded lugged architraved doorway with keystone.
Double-leaf outer doors; vestibule tripartite with arched
leaded fanlight and panels. Between doors, small roll-moulded
lights. Above doors; single light windows with polished
margins. Sash windows, plate glass lower sashes; small pane
upper sashes. Mutule cornice, wide mutule eaves. Tall axial
stacks, plain skews, slate roofs.
Stugged ashlar flanks; all with 2-storey projecting wings to
rear

Statement of Interest

Part of Kirklee Road B group.

Change of Category B for Group to B 28-7-87

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17809144

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