Garage And Garden Shed, The Wyck, Craigie Drive, Dundee

Percy Freeman and Gilbert F M Ogilby (London), 1908. Single storey and attic, basically rectangular-plan, Arts and Crafts-style villa. White painted halring, red tile roof, ashlar stacks. Bull-faced rubble base course, windows mainly casement with small leaded panes, some regrettably replaced with plate glass; deep eaves; some decorative rainwater hoppers; piended-roof; tall moulded stacks.

E ELEVATION: 4-bay, asymmetrical. Substantial M-gabled bays at centre b0eaking aves with door and bipartite window at right, 2 windows at 1st floor; window at ground floor left formed by linking 2 windows in upper half, 2 windows at 1st floor as above; tilehanging at gableheads; single storey bay at far left with multi-pane T-form window, bay at right with single (modern framed) window.

S GABLE: 2 windows at ground floor centre, glazed (formerly open) verandah at left; piended-roof dormer with modern window frame.

W ELEVATION: asymmetrical. Slightly advanced single storey bay at left with (modern) door; recessed bay at right with 2 stepped windows at ground floor, inverted L-plan stair widnow breaking through eaves in swept dormerhead; paired gables slightly advanced at far right each with window at ground and 1st floor; glazed (formerly open) verandah at outer right.

N GABLE: bipartite window at left, 4-light and single window at right; 4-light piended-roof dormer.

INTERIOR: some partitioning alterations have been made to kitche, hall and dining room areas; original features include timber chimneypieces, leaded windows, Arts and Crafts-style fitted cupboards in kitchen and N bedroom, ledged doors with moulded joints and decorative fittings at 1st floor.

WALL AND GATEPIERS: short sections of ocoped rubble wall adjoining pyramidal capped ashlar gatepiers at NE.

GARGE AND GARDENS SHET: 2-bay timber garage and gardens shed with red tile roof detached from house at NW.