Scottish Provident House

Scottish Provident House is an office building constructed in 1906 by S. D. Robbins for the Scottish Provident Institution. It is located on Mosley Street in Newcastle upon Tyne and is built from Portland stone with a grey granite plinth and doorcases. The building has four storeys and a basement on the right, featuring ten bays and one curved corner bay on the left, along with a three-bay return to Cloth Market.

The corner of the building has a granite Tuscan porch with a recessed double door in a keyed surround, and there are two steps leading to a similar door in a pedimented doorcase in the eighth bay. The lower floors are rusticated, topped by a dentilled cornice on the first floor, while the upper section features a Giant Corinthian Order. The second-floor windows are adorned with balustrades in Ionic frames, which include pulvinated friezes and tall keystones, and the third floor has architraves. All windows are sash style.

The top entablature displays the name "SCOTTISH PROVIDENT INSTITUTION" in low relief. The building also features a roof balustrade and tall corniced ashlar chimneys. Additionally, there are tall wrought-iron gates at the corner door and iron guards on the ground floor windows. Historically, it is noted to have been the first 'gridiron' construction in Newcastle.