60, 62 Marischal Street, Aberdeen

Circa 1790-1821. 2-storey and attic, 3-bay Classical commercial and residential building on sloping site with unusual bowed SE corner bay to Regent Quay. Grey granite ashlar with eaves band. E elevation: substantial R-Doric pilastered doorpiece at No 62 to far left bay. Curved corner bay lent aspect of a drum tower by use of v-shaped indent to S elevation; broad semi-eliptical wallhead stack above. Box dormer with canted tripartite windows to each end.

12-pane timber sash and case windows throughout; regular fenestration to 1st floor. Grey slates. Ridge stack to right with ashlar facing to street and red brick to rear; clay cans. Coped ashlar stack and skew to gable end. Recessed rain water goods. 5-storey to rear with regular fenestration. Later, harled 5-storey outshot to central bay with piended roof.