Kinermony House And Garden Wall

Circa 1900; style of James Leslie Findlay, architect.

Edinburgh. Scottish Renaissance style house, 2-storey and

attic, irregular 5-bay S front; 3-storey flanks and rear on

steeply sloping site. Harled, tooled sandstone ashlar margins

and dressings.

S front of 3-bay block with slightly advanced 2-bay gabled

wing left (SW). Centre door in 3-bay portion with ashlar

doorpiece incorporating sidelights approached by flight steps oversailing basement. At left ashlar canted window at

basement and ground floor. 3 1st floor windows break wallhead

under sandstone gablets. Regular fenestration to SW wing

frontage.

Irregular gabled rear with canted bay window rising full

height. 12-pane glazing; long and short detailing to coped

ridge and wallhead stacks; crowstepped gables; slated roofs.

INTERIOR: restrained interior; original wooden lugged chimney

pieces with tiled surrounds to ground floor public rooms.

GARDEN WALL: buttressed brick garden wall partially surrounds

property.