Newlands, 2 Bonaly Road, Bonaly, Edinburgh

(Design attributed to Sir Robert Lorimer, 1907) executed Robert R Grieve, 1910. 2-storey asymmetrical detached villa with 2-bay stepped frontage to N, enclosed courtyard area to S and jerkin-headed roofs. Painted render. Most windows with red sandstone cills.

NORTH (ENTRANCE) ELEVATION: 2 bays. Projecting bay to right with segmental-arched half glazed timber panelled door with sidelights to centre; segmental-arched bipartite window flanking door to left; tripartite window at 1st floor; small window at 1st floor to right return. Advanced 5-light canted window to centre of left bay; tripartite window above.

E ELEVATION: gabled bay at centre with advanced 4-light canted window with red tiled cill at ground and segmental arched bipartite window above.

S ELEVATION: advanced jerkin-headed bay to right with French doors below polygonal canopy; tripartite window above. Slightly recessed 2-bay section to left; slate hung 2-window flat-roofed dormer at 1st floor (attic); advanced partially roofed walled courtyard at ground with ashlar coped walls and central 2-leaf fully glazed door.

Predominantly 6-pane timber casements. Asymmetrically placed, coped and rendered stacks; red clay cans. Graded grey slate.

RETAINING BOUNDARY WALL: coped rubble boundary and retaining wall to Woodhall Rd and Bonaly Rd. Decorative 2-leaf cast-iron gate.