Description

Early 19th century incorporating earlier fabric. Terraced house. 2- storey and attic, 5-bays with further 2-bays to right.: harled with painted margins and rusticated painted quoins, rubble-built, gabled rear wing with painted margins. 5-bays to left|: pedimented doorway at right with paired pilasters flanking narrow side lights with acid etched glass with contrasting margins. 2 windows to left at ground floor, 5 at 1st floor, 12-pane glazing, 2 later piended dormers. End stacks and slate roof.

To right: 2-storey, 2-bay with 2 rooflights at attic. Larger central ground floor window. 2 windows at 1st floor. Extensive 2-storey and attic rear wing, rubble-built. Attic window to W with gabled head set

Statement of Interest

This is a good example of a little externally altered and well-detailed early 19th century townhouse with good classical detailing. The pedimented and pilastered doorpiece adds grandeur to the building and the whole adds significantly to the streetscape of this area of Kirkcudbright.

List description updated 2010, to include 2 bays to left, formerly listed as 14a High Street.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17806943

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