Dykeneuk House, 40 Dalziel Drive, Glasgow

Style of W F MacGibbon. Dated 1886. 2-storey and

basement Scots baronial mansion with asymmetrical front,

crowstepped gable forward on left. Rounded left hand

corner with splayed and pedimented 1st floor window.

String course at transom level continues across face of

gable. Large 2-light mullioned and transomed window

with segmental basement opening below. Pedimented

dormer and splayed windows under corbelled corner on

right. Balustraded stair to right hand side and splayed

bay with conservatory to left hand side. Original

gatepiers to right hand driveway.

Elaborate and decorative interior, partly dating from

circa 1900, with art nouveau-detailed light fittings.

Drawing room has heavily gained wood panelling,

bracketted chimneypiece with overmantel (marble and

brass aesthetic movement fire surround); curved frieze

above is painted, with classical figures: doors

elaborately panelled, in lugged architraves, with

entablatures. Chimneypieces in dining room and library

both ornately detailed, with overmantels, mirrors,

shelves, drawers, niches: former has art nouveau

detailed copper fire hood, latter is linked by panelling

to bookshelves. Some leaded glass panels: 3-light stair

window facing E depicts Wallace, Mary Queen of Scots and

Bruce; Some wooden panelling and chimney pieces to

other rooms; cupola over billiard room depicts classical

figures (one pane replaced).