Description

Circa 1860. Long 2-storey basement and attic terrace, stepped in gentle slope. Nos 65-69 shallow curved elevation, No 107 shallow advanced. Yellow sandstone ashlar channelled at basement, rusticated at ground. All ground floor openings round-arched with pilastered reveals and keystones, set in square panels. Doors at head of steps over sailing basement areas; blocked doors at Nos 75 and 83. 1st floor window architraves lugged at base with shouldered lintels and block pediments. Mutual cornice with crowning acroteria. Dormers set well back into roof. Slate roofs except at Nos 79/81, 83/85, 87/89, 91/93, 95/97 and 105/107 which have concrete tiles. Glasgow School wrought-iron, late 19th century railings.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17813587

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