The Inclosure, 14 Windsor Place, Stirling

Early 18th century, 2-storey and attic 3-bay house with later alterations and additions. Taller advanced central bay and single-storey wing to left possibly incorporating 16th century fabric from former cottage. Pink harled rubble with ashlar dressings. Eaves cornice.

FURTHER DESCRIPTION: Advanced and raised central bay to principal (SW) elevation with piend-roofed porch off-centre to right with window at first storey and oculus above. Canted window to right bay. 2-bay single-storey kitchen extension to left linked to 2-bay low steeply pitched and splayed roof building beyond. Rear (NW) elevation with large piend-roofed extension to left with canted window. Corner buttress between main block

and lean-to to right. Mid 20th century dormers.

Multi-pane and plate glass glazing set in timber sash and case windows. Upper storey windows with thick astragals. Slate roof to main block, ashlar coped skews, pantiles to single storey sections. Coped gable stacks, tall shouldered stacks to NW block and 19th century extension.

INTERIOR: Double height D-plan staircase rising to attic with decorative timber balustrade. Timber panelling to entrance hall and one other principal room. Shutters still in situ.