Description

Circa 1870. Terrace of 3-storey and basement 2-bay houses all with modern attics, partly stepped up the hill and built on a curve. Built of ashlar now painted. Each house with wide pilastered and bracketted corniced doorway at the lower level raised over near ground-level basements, good panelled storm doors, some etches glass in inner doors; canted window from basement to 1st floor; 1 single architraved corniced window over door; 3 windows in 2nd set in plain architraves with bracketted cills linked to cill course; sash and case windows. Ground and 1st floor windows on cill course; simple cornice over ground floor. Modillion main cornice. Variety of unfortunatley detailed attics. Decorative cast-ironwork to rails on steps.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17813319

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