Description

Late 19th century. 3 storeys and attics with shops at
ground. 6 bays, doors in 1st and 4th, and divided above
ground by plain pilaster strips, eastmost bay a storey
higher forming square turret with truncated steep
pyramidal roof with iron brattishing. Red ashlar,
painted at ground, shop fronts framed by pilasters with
foliated capitals, stilted openings, segmental-headed
at doors and flat over windows (obscured left by modern
fascia). All windows set in recessed panels between
piers. Windows in moulded reveals and mostly square-headed.
1st floor windows with incised tympana below
segmental arches. Small bipartite window under segmental
arch in turret. Plate-glass sash windows; strings at
cill levels; decorative blocking at eaves; 2 piended
dormers; skews; end stacks; slate roofs. Single-bay E
return elevation similarly detailed.

Statement of Interest

Regional Council Offices.

External Links

• Historic Environment Scotland Listing
• Wikidata Q17793950

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