Railings And Gates, Howebank Including Boundary Walls, Hall Road, Lochgoilhead is a Grade C listed building in the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park local planning authority area, Scotland. First listed on 4 May 2006. Villa.
Railings And Gates, Howebank Including Boundary Walls, Hall Road, Lochgoilhead
- WRENN ID
- tall-cellar-storm
- Grade
- C
- Local Planning Authority
- Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park
- Country
- Scotland
- Date first listed
- 4 May 2006
- Type
- Villa
- Source
- Historic Environment Scotland listing
Description
Howebank is small cottage-style villa which forms part of an 1890s group of 6 villas and 3 terraced cottages, all of which share similar characteristics and were probably built as a speculative development.
Howebank is the least-altered example of this small late 19th century development, and makes a positive contribution to the character of Loch Goil.
DESCRIPTION
Howebank is a rectangular-plan single storey and attic house with a single storey piend-roofed kitchen outshot to the rear. The 3-bay front (E) elevation has central 2-leaf storm doors with a two-light fanlight; the left bay has a rectangular bay window with piended lead roof and narrow timber fretwork trim; the top panes are glazed with coloured quarries. The 2 attic windows are set in distinctive large timber-boarded gables. The sandstone long and short quoins and margins to the front elevation are raised, which would normally suggest an intention to harl; however, the front elevation is not random rubble but built to courses, suggesting that it was intended to be seen, and that the raised quoins are a decorative detail.
To the rear, lighting the stairs is a central dormer-headed window breaking eaves, with coloured margin glazing and acid etched centre panes. The kitchen outshot has a modern window.
INTERIOR
The interior has decorative plasterwork to the ground floor rooms and turned timber stair balusters and newel.
MATERIALS
Rubble built to courses to front; random rubble to N and rear elevations; harled S elevation; raised long and short sandstone quoins; smooth sandstone margins to front, droved sandstone margins to sides and rear. Timber windows, mostly 8-pane sash and case. Pitched roof with overhanging sparred eaves; graded slates; painted coped ashlar gable-head stacks with circular cans.
BOUNDARY WALLS, RAILINGS AND GATES
To west, rendered boundary wall surmounted by Art Nouveau cast-iron railings; painted square plan gatepiers; strapwork style cast iron pedestrian gate.
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