Description

Eric A Sutherland, 1906-7. 4-storey, 4 by 4-bay ashlar with identical elevations to Govan Road and Broomloan Road and prominent corner bay. Ground floor, polished granite, corner entrance with Doric columns. Rusticated arcade contains 4 arched windows to E and 3 arched windows and a stairdoor to N. 1st floor channelled ashlar with projecting corner oriel flanked by large sculptured panels of the Royal Coat of

Arms. Giant paired Corinthian columns rise through 2nd and 3rd floors between the corner oriel and the advanced end bays, which have 2nd floor balconies and 3rd floor open segmental pediments. Small windows between

columns have cornices and open segmental pediments at 2nd floor architraves at 3rd floor. All windows frames are modern. Entablature and unusual corner turret wash-house. Flat roof serves as a "back court". Interior modernised.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17812520

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