Description

Circa 1870.3-storey 9-bay tenement,access to upper floors via ornamental cast-iron framed platforms to the front.Rubble-built.

Elevation to Ardconnel terrace:end bays advanced with single stop-chamfered windows.Centre timber decks carried on 3 tiers of 3 cast-iron columns.1st floor steel (replacement?),2nd floor cast-iron,beams;timber corbelled eaves.Railings of alternate cast and wrought iron balusters.Rendered centre part:7 recessed bays,segmental arched doors at ends (later porches at ground floor).Twin segmental arches to semi-spiral stair and pend.Timber architraves.Plain 7-bay rear.Small extension to No 13.Slate roof.Stacks heightened nd rebuilt in brick:2 to front roof slope,2 to rear wallhead,1 to each gable.Windows sash and case,4-pane glazing pattern to front,12-pane pattern to rear,several altered.

Statement of Interest

7A,9 11 and 13 Ardconnel Terrace are the 4 ground floor properties.1-6 Tulloch buildings are the 6 flats on the upper floors.A most unusual form of tenement in its architectural expression to the front of access galleries that would normally be concealed at the rear.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17830064

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