Warehouse, 46 Queen Charlotte Street, Edinburgh

Circa 1910. 3-storey and attic, gabled 3-bay, stripped Edwardian baroque tenement, former warehouse with central pend and 4-storey flat-roofed brick building to rear. Cream sandstone, ashlar front and side gables, white glazed and variegated brick to rear to rear and sides. String course above ground floor; sloping cills; deeply chamfered reveals with arrises cut-away in roll-moulded bands, at ground and 1st floor with stylised banding; ground floor openings round-arched; 1st and 2nd floor windows in giant round-arched recessed panels.

N (FRONT) ELEVATION: pend opening to centre slightly recessed with iron lintel over and cast-iron pal stones; 1st and 2nd floor tripartite windows above with giant panel rising to semi-circular bipartite in gablehead; lugged gable with kneelers and shaped apex. Single windows to left bay. Tall doorway to right bay; single windows above.

W ELEVATION: white glazed bricks; single windows.

E ELEVATION: variegated brown brick; single windows to outer left bay.

Tilt and turn replacement windows (formerly barred). Steeply pitched green slate roof with metal flashings; 2 velux rooflights. Coped skews, moulded skewputts. Moulded eaves gutter and gutterheads.

INTERIOR: not seen 1993.