Listed Building

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Address/Name of Site

7-23 (ODD NOS) KIRKLEE ROAD AND 2 REDLANDS ROAD, WITH WALLS, GATEPIERS AND RAILINGSLB32551

Status: Designated

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Summary

Category
A
Date Added
15/12/1970
Local Authority
Glasgow
Planning Authority
Glasgow
Burgh
Glasgow
NGR
NS 56429 67774
Coordinates
256429, 667774

Description

John A Campbell, architect; 1900. 2-storey terrace of Scots

Renaissance houses with 3-storey gabled end houses at No 2

Redlands Road and No 23 Kirklee Road (facing Bellshaugh

Road). Bull faced walling with polished margins and

dressings; partly stone cleaned.

Nos 7-21: 3-bay houses arranged symmetrically in pairs.

Full-height canted windows, with parapets breaking through

eaves, to end bays of pairs (and end houses). These are

linked by balustraded ashlar balcony, at 1st supported on

stone corbels (solid parapet over doors).

Steps to lugged architraved doorways with recessed jams

supporting lintel, astragalled fanlight above. Panelled oak

doors. Inner bays with round-arched 4-light windows. 1st

floor windows single light with plain margins. Box dormers at

No 11. Sash windows, lower sashes plate glass; upper sashes,

small pane glazing. Mutule cornice, plain skews, tall

corniced axial stacks.

No 23 Kirklee Road; main elevation to Bellshaugh Road.

2-storey and attic, asymmetrical 3-bay elevation. To left,

canted window detailed as above. Steps to centrally placed

architraved doorpiece with corbels supporting hood; depressed

arch fanlight. To right, arched window detailed as above. At

right angle corbelled tourelle rises from 1st to octagonal

bell-cast dome with finial; attic windows roll-moulded and

flanked by sculpted pilasters. Single storey wing to NW.

Steeply pitched slate roofs.

Elevation to Kirklee Road: to right tall gable-end with

corbelled canted flue detail crowned with tripartite window.

To left, 2-storey canted window detailed as above.

No 2 Redlands Road; 2-storey with asymmetrical attic 3-bay

elevation with bay window to left linked by balcony at 1st,

to full-height turret feature at right with conical roof.

Central architraved doorpiece etc detailed as main elevation.

Elevation to Kirklee Road, gabled with chimney feature rising

from brackets at 1st to aedicular blind window at apex.

Canted 2-storey bay window to right adjoins main terrace.

Small pane glazing throughout.

Rear elevations; irregular bull-faced ashlar with red

sandstone wings to rear of each house; single storey and

attics with hipped roof.

To gardens, low bull-faced ashlar walls with polished coping

and gatepiers. No 2 Redlands Road with good art nouveau

cast-iron railings and gate.

Statement of Special Interest

Part of Kirklee Road A group.

Upgraded B to A 28-7-87

References

Bibliography

Plans in SR Archives; D of G, 1/8003. Plan for the unexecuted

"Redlands Terrace" similar in design to 23 Kirklee Road - SR

Archives: TD-162-149.

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