1 Lancaster Terrace, Glasgow

Circa 1875-6. Astylar terrace of 3 3-bay villas, truncated at

W; 2 storeys, basement and attics. Polished ashlar,

channelled at ground. Steps oversailing basement to

tripartite doorpieces with glazed sidelights. Flanking double

leaf panelled doors, elaborate caryatid-term pilasters in

antis. Flanked by projecting windows; at terminal bays and at

No 2, 5-light canted window. Otherwise projecting square

windows. Windows linked in pairs by cornice. 1st floor

windows plain, linked by continuous cill band. Sash windows,

plate glass glazing. Disc frieze over doorpiece, band-course

at eaves, dentil course mutule cornice. Corniced axial

stacks, slate roofs.

Solid corniced ashlar parapet wall to steps; low cast-iron

railings linking squat square ashlar piers to basement. Pair

of decorative square ashlar gatepiers with coping and

cornice.

E flank: 5-bay; polished ashlar, channelled at ground. To

right 3-light corniced square projecting window at ground;

otherwise single-window sash windows. To rear, single storey

and basement addition with pedimented gable to E and 3 arched

windows, linked by continuous hood-moulds with occuli in

spandrels. Rear elevation droved ashlar with round-headed

dormers.