Falcon Lodge, 9 West Queen Street, Broughty Ferry, Dundee

Attributed to John Murray Robertson, late 19th century. 2-storey and attic, basically rectangular-plan villa. Tooled snecked rubble sandstone, ashlar dressings, green slate roof. Base course and 1st floor cill band at S elevation, moulded 1st floor cill course at entrance porch; plate-glass sash and case windows (probably originally 6-pane at upper sash as at attic), chamfered reveals; shaped rafter-ends, shouldered stacks with moulded copes, platform roof.

S ELEVATION* panelled door flanked by multi-pane windows and fanlight with chamfered depressed arch at 2-storey entrance bay recessed at left, bipartite window at 1st floor, pyramidal roof linked to main roof, 3 windows at ground floor left return, 4 at 1st floor. 3 symmetrical bays at right; 5-light rectangular windows at left and right linked by verandah with turned timber columns and piended platform roof, 3 bipartites at 1st floor, those at left and right breaking through eaves with piended dormerheads, tripartite dormer at centre with large finialled rectangular-base ogival roof; decorative finial with scalloped lead base.

E ELEVATION: door at ground floor left, window at ground and 1st floor right, single storey harled laundry advanced at right with bipartite window and gambrel roof.

N ELEVATION: main house at centre, symmetrical. Bipartite window at ground floor centre, stair window above, cat-slide dormer, bipartite window at ground and 1st floor at left and right; singe storey laundry at far left with door and 2 windows, modern single storey building projecting at outer right.

BOUNDARY WALL: snecked rubble wall with saddleback coping at S.

INTERIOR: decorative plaster cornices and ceiling roses at principal rooms, some original timber chimneypieces; panelled and boarded window jambs, corniced doorpieces in hall; scale and platt staircase with turned balusters and newel posts; stained glass stair window with lily pattern.