3 Belgrave Terrace, Glasgow

Gildard and Macfarlane, 1856. 2-storey and basement

classical astylar terrace of 3-bay houses with 3-storey

flatted advanced end pavilions. Ashlar, droved to basement,

channelled at ground floor, vermiculated long and short

angle quoins to all floors and to E and W return close

entries. Sash and case windows in architraves, some with

glazing bars.

MAIN ELEVATION: end pavilions (Nos 1 and 8): central console

corniced entrances at head of steps, flanking pilaster

mullioned and architraved bipartite windows with Greek key

lintels. Ground floor cornice forming 1st floor cill band,

corniced outer bipartites, with frieze, central keyblocked

window in lugged architraves. 1st floor frieze. 2nd floor

cill band, 2 and 1-light keyblocked arched windows. Bold

modillion cornice.

NOS 2-7: console corniced entries at left at head of steps,

Greek-key lintels. Pierced parapet walls with linked circle

pattern. 2 corniced windows with bracketted cills and lugged

architraves to right of each entrance. Continuous 1st floor

cill band. Plain 1st floor entablature, cornice. Partial

pierced parapet. Set-back dormers. Corniced axial stacks.

RETURN TO OAKFIELD AVENUE: 7 bays, 1st bay from N blind

bipartite. 3 storeys and full basement. Arched close entry

with vermiculated surround. Windows architraved. 3-bay 1st

floor centre section with pilasters and cornice. Cill band to

each upper floor. Wallhead stacks, rebuilt.

RETURN TO SOUTHPARK AVENUE: 9 bays, 1st bay from N and

2nd bay at ground floor blind. Ground floor channelled.

No 1 South Park Avenue with central tripartite entrance

section keyblocked arched door with sculpted tympanum and

open pediment; flanking columns and pilasters with banded

vermiculation; cornice carried in outer bays by banded

pilasters. Keyblocked, corniced windows above, pierced

parapet over.