94 Inverleith Place

John Begg, circa 1894. 2-storey and basement, 3-bay, square-plan crow-step gabled villa in 17th century Scots Revival style with distinctive polygonal bay window to S and steps over basement leading to balustraded platform and entrance door to E. Harled with ashlar margins. Corbelled gable to rear. Large 6-light stair window to E with stone mullions and transoms.

FURTHER DESCRIPTION: STREET ELEVATION TO S: asymmetrical, with polygonal bay window to ground at right with slated, steeply sloping, polygonal roof. Central pedimented dormer breaking wallhead. Elevation to E with recessed timber entrance door to right with roll-moulded door surround and pedimented doorhead with oculus. Upper storey window to left with semicircular pediment.

Predominantly 12- and 6-pane over plate glass timber sash and case windows. Grey slates. Beak skewputts. Tall, coped, gablehead and ridge stacks.

INTERIOR: (seen 2009). Some good decorative timberwork to window bay; carved timber fire surround with flanking round-arched alcoves. Other, simpler, fire surrounds. Decorative cornicing. Dog-leg stair with timber balusters and banister and large, coloured glass stair window with decorative glazing pattern.