10 St Bernard's Row, Edinburgh

16 St Bernard's Row in Edinburgh is a building from 1820 that stands two stories tall. The structure includes Nos 8 and 10, each featuring three-window ashlar facades with doorways framed by architraves set in half pilasters, topped with an ornamental entablature. Number 8 has cast iron balconies on the first floor, while number 10 includes a fanlight above its entrance. Number 12 also has a three-window ashlar front, showcasing a Roman Doric pilastered doorpiece and a fanlight. Number 14 presents a three-window coursed rubble exterior with quoined ends, featuring a similar doorpiece to number 12, along with a plain architrave and cornice at the ground floor windows. Lastly, number 14 has a four-window coursed rubble design with quoined ends and a Roman Doric pilaster doorpiece, complemented by two tripartite dormers.