5 Rothesay Mews

Late 19th century mews terrace. 2-storey, extensive range of 2-storey, roughly 2-bay gabled mews buildings; set on ground falling to NE in cobbled lane. Coursed squared and snecked sandstone rubble; ashlar dressings; long and short rybats, chamfered openings. Large rectangular cart-shed openings with timber doors, some with glazed upper sections; some later timber and glazed infill. Doorways to right of openings with transomed multi-pane fanlights. Single large windows at 1st floor (1 tripartite window to NE of range), some former hayloft doors with transomed lights, many now infilled. Stepped moulded eaves course. Recessed plain rectangular panel to centre of gables with moulded margins, alternating triangular and round pediments over. Some globe finials with corniced moulded bases to skewputts; gablehead chimney stacks alternating with ball finials to apexes.

Predominantly 12-pane in timber sash and case windows. Multiple pitched roofs with lead ridges; grey slates. Alternating corniced sandstone ashlar gable apex stacks with some octagonal clay cans. Cast-iron rainwater goods and further rainwater channels integrated into stonework with small moulded round arched opening beneath roof valley. Some cast-iron balconies at 1st floor.