Wayside, 96 Hepburn Gardens, St Andrews

Sir Robert Lorimer, dated 1902. Large asymmetrical 2-storey and attic Arts & Crafts villa with distinctive gabled, piended and cat-slide roofscape. Now divided into 2 properties. Squared and coursed sandstone rubble with ashlar margins to main entrance. Timber mullions. Hung slate detailing. Casement windows. Overhanging eaves.

NW ENTRANCE (HEPBURN GARDENS) ELEVATION: near central recessed bay with tripartite stained glass window and timber door in re-entrant angle. To left 2-storey and attic tall pair of gabled bays. To far left flat-roofed bay now adjoined to square plan garage with pyramid at roof. To right projecting piended bay with tall window to first floor. To far right slightly recessed bay with central tripartite window at ground floor and cusped 2-light dormer to attic.

SE (GARDEN) ELEVATION: 2-storey and attic gable of bay off-centre to right. To far right recessed section with central wallhead stack flanked by tripartite windows at first floor. To left low cat-slide roof with cusped dormer and tripartite window to ground. To far left recessed bay with double-height multi-pane hall window with curved glass. To extreme left further recessed section with wallhead stack. Advanced bay windows to 1st and 2nd storey of W elevation with piended roof.

Predominantly multi-pane timber casement windows with timber mullions. Graded mixed grey slates from Easdale, Graiglea and Ballachulish quarries. Tall wallhead stacks. Cast-iron rainwater goods.

BOUNDARY WALLS AND GATEPIERS: to NW (Hepburn Gardens) tall squared sandstone rubble section of wall with semicircular coping. To right pedestrian entrance with tall narrow square plan ashlar gatepiers with cast-iron gate. To left vehicle entrance with recessed gatepiers.