Airlie Hall, 1 Airlie Place, Dundee

Circa 1846-50, simple classical symmetrical terrace stepped

with fall of ground. Originally 8 houses, 2-storey with

3-storey centre and end pavilions. Basements throughout

24 bay length. Ashlar, channelled at ground to centre and

pavilions.

Nos 7 and 9: centre pair of 3-storey 3-bay houses, central

paired architraved doorpieces altered to windows. 1st

floor architraved and corniced windows, 2nd floor small

square architraved windows. Main cornice. Low piended roof.

Nos 3, 5, 11, 13: paired linking houses slightly set back

2-storey an attic 3-bay houses. Ground floor round arched

windows, aprons with band course, below 2 arched doorways,

one altered to window. 1st floor plain windows with

elaborate cast-iron balconies (Nos 3 and 5 only, and not

over doorways). Main cornice and surviving at Nos 3 and 5

only, balustrade; 4 paired pedimented bipartite dormers.

No 11 later raised by a storey, flat-topped dormers.

No 1: South Pavilion: 3-storey, 3-bay, with 2 bays, one

blind to Perth Road, detailed as central pair but with

continuous elaborate cast-iron balcony to 1st floor and

steep mansard French pavilion roof by C and L Ower for W

L Boase 1881, with oval dormers to Perth Road, pedimented

dormers to Airlie Place. Decorated lead flashings. 1-storey

round-arched addition to E, 1881.

No 15: N pavilion, similar original treatment to S pavilion,

but with plain doorway and canted bay rising through ground

and 1st floor. Plain rubble N gable. Low piended roof.

Slate roof with corniced ridge stacks.

All windows, sash and case with 4-pane glazing pattern

except ground and 1st floor of No 15, later 2-pane. Some

basement windows have lying panes.

Steps with good cast-iron rails survive at the 4 remaining

doorways (4 removed). Low garden wall.