167 Bath Street, Glasgow

Circa 1830. 2-storey and basement, some later attics. Altered

Cast-iron railings.

originally symmetrical classical terrace block. Raised 5-bay

end blocks (W pavilion demolished 1988); 4 full storeys at

eastern pavilion (Richmond Chambers 1902). Ashlar and partly

painted; channelled basements. All windows sash and case in

architraves. Some 12-pane glazing, mainly at western pavilion.

Consoled and corniced entries, each at head of flight of steps,

to Bath Street. Eaves cornice; blocking course; slate roof.

ELEVATION TO WEST CAMPBELL STREET: 8 bays; arranged 3-2-1-2-,

3 S bays and 3rd return from N advanced; 1st 2 return bays from

N blind except ground and 1st floor in northmost bay. Consoled

and corniced doorway altered to window. Ground floor cornice;

1st floor windows corniced with dropped architraves. Corniced

wallhead stack. Ridge stack.

ELEVATION TO BATH STREET: ground floor band course. 1st floor

cill band; windows at ground floor corniced: 2nd floor corniced

with dropped architraves.

INTERIOR: Includes Ionic hall screens and corniced vestibules

to Nos 151, 155, 159, 163.

No 144-148 Bath Lane: low 2-storey mews building.