1 Kingsborough Gardens, Glasgow

D Woodburn Sturrock, architect; 1899. Asymmetrical pair of

mirrored 3-bay houses. 2 storeys, attics and basement.

Polished red ashlar.

Terminal bays with 4-light bow windows rising to full-height

from basement. Steps oversailing basement to recessed

double-leaf panelled doors with leaded glazed fanlight.

Vestibule doors with leaded glass panel and fanlight. To

inner bays; paired 3-light projecting square windows to

ground floor with slated roofs. Brattishing forms plant box

to bipartite windows above. Over doors, bipartite window with

bracketted cill. Sash windows, plate glass glazing. Band

course over ground floor, overhanging eaves supported on

timber modillions. Skews at party wall and gable of No 1.

Steep piended slate and platform roofs with red tile

cresting. Axial stacks, octagonal flues.

Conical roof over bow window at No 1. No 3 with bipartite

dormers and 3-light bow dormer with conical roof.

Irregular bull-faced ashlar flank to W. Stugged ashlar rear

elevation.

Flank to E adjoins No 5 Kingsborough Gardens: polished red

ashlar, 2-bay with corbelled canted oriel to left at 1st

floor; upper sashes with good leaded glass.

Coped ashlar wall to basement and steps supporting cast-iron

railings at steps with intermediate square ashlar piers.