474 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow

Circa 1812. 2 storeys (raised) and full basement, classical

villa with later additions to front and rear; 3 bays.

Polished ashlar; droved ashlar to side and rear elevations.

All windows sash and case.

GROUND FLOOR: central Greek Doric portico with full

entablature (triglyphs, metopes, mutules and guttae) and fluted

columns, enclosed in later addition and painted; 2 tripartite

stone mullioned, pilastered windows with frieze and cornice,

etched glass to right, leaded glass to left.

1ST FLOOR: 3 single light windows in architraves with

corbelled cills, consoles, and cornices. Eaves band, cornice,

and blocking course. Low stack. Plain side elevations with

eaves band.

REAR ELEVATION: 3 bays, central stair well bay breaking

forward with corniced wallhead stack. Angle margins. Margined

windows and openings, eaves cornice. Mainly 12 pane glazing.

Symmetrical gable end stacks. Slate roof with 2 full width

skylights.

INTERIOR: Greek Ionic column screen in hall. Fireplace,

ground floor left.