Fairhaven, 3 Woodhall Road, Edinburgh

Office of Sir Robert Rowand Anderson, or a former assistant (see Notes), dated 1891. Symmetrical pair of semi-detached villas with swept-roofed centre between slightly advanced gabled end bays; entrances to side elevations; brick scullery outshots at rear to centre. Large canted windows to ground floor of gabled bays; pedimented dormers to front; flat-roofed dormers to rear; shouldered wallhead stacks and tall segmental-pedimented staircase windows to side elevations; deep bracketed eaves; plain bargeboards to gables. Painted harl with painted sandstone ashlar window margins and quoins and red sandstone door architraves. Base course. Strip quoins, slightly raised window margins; cornices over 1st-floor windows to gables. Timber panelled doors in roll-moulded corniced architraves, lintels inscribed with date, 1891. Tiled and panelled lobbies with inner doors glazed with bevelled glass. Regular fenestration to front and rear. Timber boarded back doors to scullery outshots.

Predominantly 12- and 8-pane glazing in timber sash and case windows; leaded glazing in timber casements to canted windows. Prominent corniced and coped stacks with strip-quoins and tall red and yellow clay cans. Graded grey slate with red terracotta ridge tiles. Cast-iron down pipes with decorative hoppers.

BOUNDARY WALL: coped random rubble boundary wall with ashlar gatepiers and decorative cast-iron gates.