333 Perth Road, Dundee

Findlay, Stewart and Robbie, 1925. 2-storey 4-bay

asymmetrical villa, harled with brick exposed at base and

eaves. Ashlar Garden entrance and sills.

S ELEVATION: unusual garden entrance at left within tall

segmental arch, tripartite ashlar doorway. Cornice carries

metal balcony, glazing inserted at both levels. Ground

floor to left: 3 round-headed windows between 2 large

flat-roofed canted bays. 4 piended dormer roofs cap the

entrance arch and 3 1st floor windows projecting through

eaves. Top 6 courses of brick exposed and corbelled out

to carry projecting eaves, broken at 3 points by rainwater

goods.

Sides and rear similarly treated. Principal entrance at E

in brick surround, 3 small windows over.

Steep piended red tiled roof. 3 brick ridge stacks.

Small-paned top-hopper windows.

ENTRANCE removed circa 1970 from Perth Road, re-erected

at W Grove Avenue: square buttressed gatepiers with

castellated pyramidal caps and angle masks by Coe and

Goodwin, formerly to Farington Hall, 1852. Rubble-built

boundary walls, with modern railings to Perth Road.