11, 11A Dee Street, Aberdeen

11 and 11A Dee Street is a three-storey and attic, three-bay shop and tenement building dating from the late 19th to early 20th century. It is built from squared and rusticated granite blocks and features distinctive Beaux Arts-style terracotta decoration.

The southwest elevation of the building has a plate-glazed shop front and a separate entrance to the right. The second and third floors are adorned with arched windows that have decorative keystones and highly decorative string courses, which are interrupted by the window openings. Carved roundels, most featuring carved heads, flank the windows. The windows consist of a multi-pane upper sash over a single pane. The third-floor windows have advanced aprons decorated with painted terracotta friezes supported by pairs of corbels. The Mansard roof is slated and includes end chimneystacks along with three pedimented dormer windows. The central dormer features a segmental arched pediment, while the flanking dormers have triangular pediments.