10 Busby Road, Glasgow

Probably late 18th century, but seemingly earlier

walling incorporated, eg at SW angle (part of No 10). 2-

storey block renovated circa 1980 as 2 houses with 2

blind windows opened out and re-glazed with plate-

glass sashes. 3+3 narrower bays, each house with doorway

placed left of centre; house to left (No 10) has modern

door; house to right (No 8) has only 2 bays windowed.

Rubble-built with droved ashlar dressings, all uniformly

painted. Rebuilt end stacks, small central stack set

below apex. Slate roof.

Rear elevation also 6 bays, forestair at 2nd and

originally at 5th bays, the latter now demolished, its

door now a window. Surviving forestair is curved, with

platt oversailing basement area; iron handrails.