Nyoora, 514 Perth Road, Dundee

Thoms and Wilkie, 1905. Edwardian Scots-style villa, red

rock-faced rubble-built with ashlar details and roll-moulded

windows.

S elevation: 2-storey and basement, advanced crowstepped

gable at right, 4-light canted window at ground floor,

corbelled to square at 1st with bipartite. Off-centre wide semicircular-arched keystoned garden entrance approached

by steps, deeply inset glazed door, bipartite to right,

canted balustraded ground floor window to left. 1st floor

5 single windows, shaped dormerheads over alternate windows.

SW angle chamfered at ground, bowed turret over, with

conical roof.

N elevation: asymmetrical with off-centre chamfered doorway

with flat ogee hood and mask keystone, blank panel and

swept conical-roofed turret over. Small ground floor

window. Large arched stair window with leaded glass in steep

central gable. Castellated parapet to each side, 1st floor

set back to right, swept to left with small piended dormers.

Advanced wing at left, bipartite with crowstepped dormerhead

to W and shaped dormerhead to N. Semi-conical turret to E.

Crowstepped gables to E and W with gable-end stack.

Piended, gabled and turretted slate roofs. Sash and case

windows, multi-paned upper cases, single-pane lower cases

to S elevation, casements to basement. Gable-end and

central ridge stacks.

BALUSTRADE, square balusters on low garden wall, S of house.

Low boundary wall and cylindrical rubble-built, dome-capped

gatepiers with carved masks.