Greywalls, 452 Perth Road, Dundee

Patrick Thoms, for himself, 1929. 2-storey late Arts and

Crafts, picturesquely asymmetrical. Random rubble with ashlar

margins.

S elevation: near-centre gable with 2-storey, 5-light bow.

4-light mullioned ground floor window to E, similar dormer

in low swept roof. Rustic loggia, square and cylindrical piers

with corbelled balcony, in re-entrant angle formed by canted

prow, latter with 1- and 2-light windows, boldly projecting W.

Entrance elevation: 2-storey, arched chamfered entrance,

1- and 2-light windows to W, projecting circular stairtower

with conical roof and weather-vane. Steep swept roof to E

with small single storey piend-roofed wing. 2 rubble-built

stacks.

Gabled and piended roof of large stone slates. Fixed and

casement windows, multiple diamond-pane glazing pattern.

INTERIOR intact: fine woodwork, inglenook chimneypieces,

coved plaster ceilings.