Description

Cullen, Lochhead and Brown 1903. Scots Renaissance,
stugged coursers with polished ashlar dressings.
MAIN BUILDING: Asymmetrical composition, Cadzow Street
elevation has crowstepped gable with tripartite windows
on left, baluster shafted with segmental pediment at
first; right hand section 4 steeply pedimented windows
and central arched doorpiece with raised voussoirs
and curvilinear pediment broken by scroll pedimented
cartouche with inscription 'Lodge no. 7'; 4 first floor
dormerhead windows set in balustraded parapet with
semicircular pediments broken by obelisks; Lower
Auchingramont Road frontage has 2-window gable with
central first floor canted criel on left, conical-roofed
stair tower in re-entrant angle; recessed link with
balustraded porch and 2-window crowstepped gablet, lower
gable front to right with corbelled angle rounds and
large round arched 3-light window with balcony at first
floor. Railed area.
NO. 106:- 2-storey, pilastered doorpiece with ball
finials on right and 3- light window on left at ground
floor, 4 windows under deeply shadowed eaves at first
floor.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17850665

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