41-47 Lothian Street, Edinburgh

Circa 1820. 4-storey classical corner tenement with arcaded commercial premises at ground floor, 8 bays to Lothian Street (arranged 4 and 4), 6 bays to Brighton Street (arranged 3 and 3). Corner block slightly advanced. Droved ashlar, painted at ground, 1st and 2nd floor. Banded string course at ground, 1st and 2nd floors, cill course at 1st floor, corniced eaves course. Round arched windows at ground floor.

S (LOTHIAN STREET) ELEVATION: 8-bay elevation with 12-bay arcaded ground floor, divided into 2 symmetrical blocks, with corner block slightly advanced. Central timber panelled doors with round -arched blind fanlights to Nos 43 and 45, flanked by 5 windows of commercial premises at Nos. 41 and 47 (glazed doors to Nos. 41 and 47).

N (BRIGHTON STREET) ELEVATION: 6 bays, 3 bays to left slightly advanced and windowless. Arcaded ground floor with 2 closely set windows to far left and 4 closely set windows to far right. Blind windows at third floor to 2 outer left bays.

Plate glass in timber sash and case windows at 1st and 2nd second floor, 12-pane glazing at 3rd floor, arcaded ground floor windows with late 20th century glazing scheme. Piended double pitch roof, grey slates. Straight skews. Corniced ridge stacks and shouldered (rendered) wide wallhead stack, cylindrical clay cans.