4 Succoth Place, Edinburgh

Alexander Macnaughtan, 1901; Hippolyte J Blanc, 1910, additional bedroom. 2-storey gabled villa with castellated bowed bay. Squared and snecked sandstone ashlar with polished dressings and long and short surrounds. Moulded timber canopied cornice at ground floor level of main block at right; cornice and castellated parapet to bowed bay at ground of advanced gabled bay at left. Eaves course; skews and ball-finialled skewputts.

S (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: recessed panelled timber door to angle of return to jamb, with moulded margins; window at right and canted bay to outer right; bipartite window at 1st floor to left and, with bold, moulded segmental pediment, dentilled and bracketted, to right; 5-light bowed bay to ground of gabled bay at left, corniced and castellated; tripartite window above, with large central light and stepped, moulded hood-mould; moulded segmental panel above central light; finialled skew-putts extend downwards to form engaged columns supported by pedestals level with hood-mould; horizontal moulding near apex of gable, raised at centre, with vertical moulding rising to ball finial.

2-pane timber sash and case glazing, with multi-pane upper sashes to 1st floor. Grey slate roof with red ridge tiles; coped ridge and wallhead stacks with cylindrical cans; cast-iron rainwater goods.

BOUNDARY WALLS: low, coped, squared and snecked sandstone boundary wall to street.