Abbotsinch And Fulwood House, 104, 106 Hepburn Gardens, St Andrews is a Grade B listed building in the Fife local planning authority area, Scotland. First listed on 21 February 1991. Villa.

Abbotsinch And Fulwood House, 104, 106 Hepburn Gardens, St Andrews

WRENN ID
moated-crypt-falcon
Grade
B
Local Planning Authority
Fife
Country
Scotland
Date first listed
21 February 1991
Type
Villa
Source
Historic Environment Scotland listing

Description

J Donald Mills and Godfrey D B Shepherd, 1907; extended 1913. 2-storey and attic irregular-plan Arts and Crafts style villa. Harled brick, Caithness stone slate roof. 2 round-headed windows at S elevation, gableheaded and flat-roofed dormers rising through eaves to from wallhead, flat-roofed dormers at attic; single, bipartite and tripartite multi-pane timber casement windows, some with single opening. Deep eaves with shouldered gables, terracotta ridge tiles, projecting stacks with terracotta cans.

W ELEVATION: bay at left; door at right re-entrant, open lean-to canopy porch with stone slates supported by plain timber pier, curvilinear iron handrail at right, flat-roofed wallhead dormer at centre. Slightly advanced gable at right; off-centre chimneybreast with window, brick garden wall projecting at right, window at outer left and right, tripartite window at 1st floor in angle of narrowed chimneybreast, window at right.

S ELEVATION: 4-bay main house at left, door with adjoining tripartite window under swept porch supported by ashlar pier at 2nd bay from left, dormer at 1st floor and attic; bay at left has round-headed tripartite window at ground floor, gableheaded wallhead dormer; advanced gable at right with tripartites at ground and 1st floor which also has windows at left and right returns; recessed bay at far right with round-headed tripartite at ground floor, flat roofed wallhead dormer, window at right return gable. 3-bay recessed service wing at right; later projections at ground floor in compatible style, off-centre gableheaded wallhead dormer with 2 windows, flat roofed wallhead dormer at left.

E GABLE: chimneybreast at right, windows at ground and 1st floor.

N ELEVATION: main house at right; multi-pane stair window breaking through eaves at centre right, window at ground and 1st floor left,

2 dormers at attic; projecting wing at right; window at ground floor right, central chimneybreast corbelled at 1st floor, 2 windows at left return elevation; projecting wing at left (1913) in similar style, window at gable, window and projecting multi-pane window at right return elevation, 2 flat-roofed wallhead dormers. Service wing at left; later garage at right masking segmnental-arched entrance and window, stair tower at centre re-entrant with window and conical roof, flat-roofed wallhead dormer at right, dormer at left, swept roof at far left.

INTERIOR: central living room/hall with staircase and panelling; some original chimneypieces and Arts and Crafts style window furniture; some coombed ceilings.

GATEPIERS AND BOUNDARY WALLS: N (Hepburn Gardens): to right, low harl section of wall curving inwards to form integrated pyramidal-capped gatepiers. To left, high coped section of brick wall with gatepiers to E.

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