10 Forteath Avenue, Elgin

James Newlands, builder and contractor, 1906. Pair

single storey and attic, 2-bay houses. Bullfaced rubble

sandstone with exaggerated bullfaced dressings. Paired

centre entrances, each with panelled door and narrow

side light with Art Nouvaeu coloured glazing. Slightly

advanced bipartite ground floor window with crenellated

wallhead. Single centre shaped gable with bipartite window

flanked in outer bays by crowstepped gabled dormer;

all dormers break wallhead. 2-pane glazing. Corniced end

stacks; slate roof.

Garden abuts W gable of No 8.

Garden walls: exaggerated bullfaced rubble coped garden

walls front houses with square gatepiers in similar style

surviving to flank pedestrian entrance to No 8. Garden

wall fronting St Catherine's Place (No 8 Forteath Avenue)

with tooled bullfaced roundels in centre of each section of

wall delineated by rustic pilasters.