353 Kingsway, Dundee

W. Curtis Green, circa 1929. Semi-detached T-plan two-storey house set back from road. Harled. Swept eaves. Listed for three cartoons by Dudley Watkins on wall of upstairs bedroom. Front (south) Elevation: three-bay elevation; gabled bay to left extended to a catslide roof over single-storey garage to outer left. To ground floor to centre bay, timber-panelled door with cantilevered canopy above. Rear (north) Elevation: three-bay elevation; advanced gabled bay to right; modern timber and plastic single storey lean-to structure to right of advanced bay. Glazing, etc: predominantly multi-pane timber casement windows to ground floor; uPVC windows to first floor. Interior: to first floor, to southwest room: to south facing wall, three paintings in mixed medium applied to lining paper. Painting 1 (approximately 2'6" x 2') depicts the nursery rhyme 'The Old Woman that lived in a Shoe'. Painting 2 (approximately 1'6" square) depicts the nursery rhyme 'Little Jack Horner'. Painting 3 (wallpapered over) depicts a life-sized sunflower surrounded by elves, dragonflies etc.