19 King's Crescent, Aberdeen is a Grade B listed building in the Aberdeen City local planning authority area, Scotland. First listed on 23 April 1987. Terrace houses.

19 King's Crescent, Aberdeen

WRENN ID: frozen-threshold-jackdaw
Grade: B
Local Planning Authority: Aberdeen City
Country: Scotland
Date first listed: 23 April 1987
Type: Terrace houses
Source: Historic Environment Scotland listing

Description

Daniel MacAndrew, 1875. Pioneer concrete terrace of 3

2-storey and attic houses, near symmetrical elevation to

King's Crescent.

Concrete, rendered and lined as ashlar with putative quoins.

King's Crescent frontage: 5 bays, paired central doors with

linking consoled cornice, flanking tripartites, canted

windows in outer bays, 3 paired 1st floor windows. Bracketted

eaves, piended slate roof, corniced ridge stacks. Recessed

entrance bay at left for No 17.

1 Jute Street: similarly detailed door, 1 ground, 3 1st floor

windows.

Lower rear extension.

Concrete wall with granite copes and piers.

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