West Park Hall, 319 Perth Road, Dundee

James MacLaren circa 1860, extended 1872, lodge 1874. 2-storey Victorian Italianate ashlar villa, painted margins and quoins.

S elevation: ground floor centre bay advanced with pilastered 5-light arched window and pierced parapet, 2 single lights over. Flanking ground floor canted bays, tripartites over. Greek key frieze broken over windows, cornice and blocking course, continues to side elevations.

Side elevations: 3-bay, that to E masked by extension. Porch to W, similarly extended, J F Stephen, 1993, channelled ashlar with round-arched openings, 1 blocked, 1 now a French window beneath a vermiculated keystone, pierced parapet. Shouldered wallhead stack. Lower 2-storey service wing added to N, 1872.

Piended slate roof, ashlar stacks. Sash and case windows, 2-pane glazing pattern.

Interior: good panelled plaster ceilings in principal ground-floor rooms. Columned corridor formed 1872 when main entrance moved from W to E. Plain stair window. 1st floor altered.

Lodge: single storey, ashlar built; 3-bay W elevation, central door with consoled pediment rising through eaves. Margined windows, cill and eaves course combined. Piended slate roof, central stack. Sash and case windows, 4-pane glazing pattern.

Square gatepiers and low boundary walls to Perth Road, higher boundary walls to N, E and W. Coach house and stable cottages flank the rear entrance from West Park Road.