Description

Early 19th century. Semi-detached symmetrical pair of two-storey with dormerless attic houses, each three-bay with two-storey single bay wings. Painted ashlar with contrasting dressings, pilasters at party wall and marking break with wings. Pilastered and corniced doorpieces. Architraved windows to both floors with cornices to ground. Eaves band and cornice with blocking course. Slate roof with straight-skews and end centre chimneystacks, wings treated as main block (one window blocked) but with piended slate roofs. Rear elevations of rubble with ashlar dressings, and projecting staircase bays with modern forestairs and porches.

Statement of Interest

Listed building record revised in 2020.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17844129

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