13-15 Circus Lane, Edinburgh

Earlier 19th century. 2-storey mews buildings. Coursed rubble, rendered and droved ashlar sandstone; polished and droved ashlar dressings.

N ROW (EXCEPT NO 17): continuous row of mews buildings, predominantly 3-bay, with S principal elevation. Casement windows at 1st floor, and circular metal plaques, reading '19-90' at No 5C; stone gabled dormerheaded window breaking eaves at No 11, to left; symmetrical 4-bay double coach house at Nos 13/15 (Lackie Newton Ltd), comprising modern doors with plate glass fanlights centred at ground, flanked by multi-pane windows in converted segmental-arched carriage slappings, 2 round-arched windows rising into stone gable, breaking eaves, at centre, flanked by windows to left and right, at 1st floor; 3 regularly spaced stone dormerheaded windows breaking eaves, at No 27. Variety of vertically-boarded timber doors and 6-panel timber doors, modern garage doors, and fenestration.

NOS 6-8 (EVEN NOS): including predominantly casement windows, irregularly-spaced at ground and 1st floors. Modern, vertically-boarded timber garage door to No 8, with window in piended stone dormerhead, breaking eaves to right.

NO 10: 2-storey 3-bay diamond-plan mews building, comprising window centred at ground, vertically-boarded timber door, with ashlar steps, to right, vertically-boarded timber folding garage doors to left, glazed upper panels, with timber lintel. Window to left at 1st floor, window breaking eaves with cat-slide roof to right. Blank gables.

Predominantly timber sash and case windows. Grey slate roofs. Cast-iron rainwater goods. Rendered and ashlar ridge and gablehead stacks; coped, with circular cans. Coped skews.

WALLS: coped random rubble walls, flanking No 10 and adjoining No 57 to W, with timber door to pedestrian gate, at centre.