Heathery Park, 47 Clelland Road, Wishaw

Alexander Cullen, 1907. 2-storey, 4-bay asymmetrical Scottish 17th century villa, rectangular-plan, white ashlar sandstone, stone mullioned windows, overhanging eaves, plain windows.

E (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: door at centre; panelled timber door; consoled cornice and steep pediment above with carved fleurs-de-lys to tympanum and finiato shoulders. Bipartite window to right with moulded panels above; small bipartite window above. 2- storey, canted window on taller crowstepped gable to right; cornice and ogee lead roof above. Bipartite window at 1st floor to outer left with tall shaped gable head breaking eaves, carved panel dated 1907.

S (REAR) ELEVATION: irregular 3 bay; window with plain dressed sill and lintel to left; 2 bi-partite plain dressed windows to right of central bay; wallhead dormer with raking scalloped parapet above; advanced single storey bay with single light and plain door; swept piended gable roof; single light wallhead dormer with raked scalloped parapet above; front facing crow steeped gable in bay to left; above triangular oriel window with swept lead roof.

S (SIDE) ELEVATION: irregularly fenestrated M-gabled wall; 6-light large rectangular mullioned and transomed window to centre; gable head stack to right gable.

N (SIDE) ELEVATION: irregular fenestrated M-gabled wall; advanced canted single storey bay to right with cornice and stone renaissance balustrade above.

Small pane timber sash and case windows throughout; grey slate; MM-gabled roof with projecting eaves; ashlar coped skews with distinctive scrolled skew putts; stacks with simple caps over sailing courses.

INTERIOR: dark stained and waxed woodwork throughout; plaster moulded "Posies" in low relief to drawing room ceiling; leaded glass to hall and staircase window.

BOUNDARY WALL: low wall, squared sandstone coursers, saddleback coping, modern wrought-iron gates.