The Brae, 43 Saint Andrew Street, Castle Douglas

Mid 19th century. Symmetrical classically composed 2-storey

villa with flanking single-storey pavilions joined by curtain

walls.

3-bay symmetrical 2-storey house with advanced centre bay,

modern harled walling with smooth rusticated quoins, raised

polished margins and band course over ground.

Corniced Roman-Doric pilastered doorpiece to centre with

deeply recessed door. Single-light sash and case windows with

12-pane glazing pattern. Eaves band and cornice, crenellated

parapet to central bay. Rear elevation painted rubble with

raised margins, French doors opened to ground. U-plan piended

roofs. Lower 2-storey piended wing to centre.

Each side of house timber-framed conservatories (20th

century) back on linking walls - lean-to sheds to rear.

Single storey piend-roofed pavilions with attic dormers,

painted rubble with polished raised angle and window margins.

Corniced axial stacks with octagonal cans, slate roofs.