11 Seaview Place, Bo'Ness

Matthew Steele and John Taylor 1936-7; altered by John Taylor 1938. 2- and 3-storey, 14-bay (bays grouped 3-8-3), Modern Movement block of flats with Art Deco references and traditional shop (John Taylor). Buff concrete blockwork with distinctive contrasting green banding below ground floor cills and at eaves.

NW (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: symmetrical. 3-storey, 3-bay piended pavilions to outer bays, each with door below 3 projecting horizontal strips giving way to full-height vertical stair window (that to left part-blocked), and regular fenestration to outer bays. Bays to outer left extending into tightly bowed corner (see below). Lower centre bays regularly-fenestrated except 3 bays to left at ground with in-canted centre door shop and bay 9 with single door at ground and small vertical window above.

NE (PROVIDENCE BRAE) ELEVATION: bowed bay to right with blocked opening at ground giving way to detailing as above (vertical window part-blocked), 2 openings to left at ground with single window to each floor above.

SW ELEVATION: blank elevation with low flat-roofed building adjoining at ground.

SE (REAR) ELEVATION: altered elevation with variety of elements including gabled outshots.

uPVC windows; horizontal glazing pattern retained at stair window. Grey slates. Concrete block stacks with some cans.

INTERIOR: No 5 - 7 Corvi's Restaurant with traditional fish and chip range and small fireplace.