No 13 North Square, Footdee

John Smith, 1808-9. Terraced row of eight low single-storey, 3-bay cottages sited next to sea wall. Coursed and snecked granite rubble. All with central doorway flanked by windows set close to eaves; granite dressings. Roof swept low to blank rear elevation.

Variety of timber window types, predominantly top-opening with some multi-pane glazing. Predominantly grey Scottish slates, gentle curve to seaward-facing pitch; non-traditional rooflights; variety of red brick and rubble ridge stacks, some rendered; wallhead stacks at gable ends (Nos 8 and 15); skews and skewputts; mostly clay cans throughout. Predominantly uPVC rainwater goods.