1, 2 Devonshire Gardens, Glasgow

Circa 1870s. Terrace of 5 3-bay asymmetrical houses with

classical details; 2 storeys attics and basement. Polished

ashlar some painted or stonecleaned. Steps to paired

Corinthian columned porches balustraded parapet, double leaf

panelled outer doors; vestibule doors tripartite with glazed

side and fanlights, many with good leaded glass. Above porch,

single light architraved window. Flanking door 5-light canted

window and projecting 3-light rectangular window; both full

height. Sash windows, plate glass glazing. Deep overhanging

timber modillion eaves. Dormers, 4-light canted over canted

windows, otherwise 1 and 2 light round arched and pedimented.

Slate roofs, tall corniced axial stacks; square flues with

dentil moulding. French pavilion roofs to end bays with

brattishing.

Flanks 3-bay with 2-storey 4-light bow window to right;

5-light canted window to left; bow dormers over bow window.

Both have lower wing to rear. Rear elevations stugged ashlar.

No 4 with leaded small pane glazing to lower sashes.

Low coped droved ashlar walls surround terrace with tall

square ashlar gatepiers at carriageway entrance.