36 and 37 Buccleuch Place, Edinburgh

Circa 1872-3. A 5-storey group of tenement buildings on a corner site, with basement level to Buccleuch Place and to the rear. There is a single bay splayed corner. It is constructed from ashlar sandstone with long and short quoined corners, and there is a cill course at the first floor. The ground floor of the Buccleuch Place tenement is channelled. The rear elevation of the Buccleuch Place tenement is squared and snecked rubble and the rear elevation of the Buccleuch Street tenements is rubble sandstone. The ground floor openings of the Buccleuch Street tenements have been enlarged and are stop chamfered. The second to 5th floor windows of the outermost left bay of the Buccleuch Street elevation are blind.

The windows are predominantly 12-pane glazing in sash and case timber frames. The roofs have grey slates and there are wide, corniced and ashlar ridge stacks with cyclindrical cans. There is an entrance platt oversailing the basement and low coped wall with cast iron railings to Buccleuch Place.

The interior has not been seen (2015).