34-40 Bentinck Street, Glasgow

Circa 1880, style of James Sellars. 4-storey and basement

classically detailed tenement, 15 x 4 unequal bays.

Polished ashlar, channelled at ground floor; rear elevation

squared rubble. Alternating flat and canted (full-height)

window bays. Each entrance at head of stairs oversailing

basement area. Alternating main door and close entries;

main doors with pilastered, architraved, corniced

doorpieces; some double-leaf, panelled storm doors; plain

close entries. Plain entablature to each floor above

basement incorporating moulded cill band. Sash and case

windows, with stone transoms at 3rd floor; ground floor

with moulded cills and aprons; architraves to flat bays.

Stepped, bracketted, boldly projecting eaves; corniced

axial stacks; slate roof.

ELEVATION TO BENTINCK STREET: bays arranged in groups of

3; each group with outer shallow canted bays; stone

mullions.

ELEVATION TO GRAY STREET: shallow, canted 4-light outer

bays.

Fluted, cast-iron rhone pipes; cast-iron boundary railings.

INTERIORS: column screen in hall at No 46 Gray Street.

Good plasterwork.