1-2 King James Place, Perth

William M Mackenzie; begun circa 1840, completed circa 1887 (see Notes). 2-storey, attic and basement, 15-bay classical terrace in 5 x 3-bay sections, with 3-storey end pavilions and returning 5-bays to E and 4-bays to W. Ashlar, rubble to rear. Cill courses, cornice. Entrance steps oversailing basement. 3 pairs of piended dormers to central 9 bays.

FURTHER DESCRIPTION: central 9 bays with 6-panel timber entrance doors to 1st, 4th and 7th bays with rectangular fanlights above, some with Gothic glazing pattern. 3-bay pavilion to W with round-arched ground floor openings; corniced 1st floor windows. Central 4-panel timber entrance door with semicircular fanlight above with fan glazing pattern. Pavilion to E with tripartite windows with stone mullions to slightly advanced outer bays.

Predominantly plate glass timber sash and case windows to street elevation, some 12-pane timber sash and case windows to rear. Grey slates, piended roofs to end pavilions. Wallhead and ridge stacks.

BOUNDARY WALL: to street (S), returning to E and W (King Street and James Street). Low, coped coursed rubble wall.