4 West Prince's Street, Glasgow

Circa 1850; related to Queen's Crescent by John Bryce.

Astylar terraced tenements; 3-storeys and basement;

advanced terminal pavilions. 34 bays arranged 5-24-5.

Polished ashlar, channelled at ground, partly painted.

Steps oversailing basements to paired pilastered

doorpieces, recessed door with pilastered reveals and

fanlight. All upper windows architraved; corniced at 1st

floor; pedimented at pavilions. Sash windows, most

12-pane glazing patterns. Moulded string-course over

ground; band course at 3rd floor cills; eaves cornice;

blocking course; deep plain parapet at pavilions.

Wallhead and axial stacks; slate roofs. Cast-iron

railings to basement area and steps; partly damaged.

5-bay flank to St George's Road detailed as pavilions.

Shops at ground. Central doorpiece; architraved,

consoled and corniced.