61 Dowanside Road, Glasgow

David Barclay, architect; circa 1900. Terrace of 2-storey and

basement houses mainly with 2-bay elevations. Polished red

sandstone, stugged basement.

Steps oversailing basement at left, to doorpiece with

pilastered reveals, double leaf panelled door with

dentil-course and curvilinear timber lintel, glazed fanlight.

To left of door, single light sash. Above door bipartite

window. To right 2-storey 4-light canted window. Sash

windows; plate glass, upper sashes have small pane glazing

pattern. Continuous band courses over ground and at eaves.

Overhanging eaves supported on timber brackets.

Axial stacks, octagonal flues. Tile cresting and skews;

decorative skew-putts.

No 67: canted bay to ground floor 2 small leaded windows to

each floor.

Variation in detail of flanks to Nos 57 (115 Dowanhill

Street) and 67.

Wallhead stack. Ashlar parapet to steps supporting cast-iron

railings. Ashlar retaining/boundary wall to front gardens.