32 Barclay Street And 25 Margaret Street, Stonehaven

32 Barclay Street and 25 Margaret Street in Stonehaven is a late 18th century, altered, two-storey and attic terraced corner shop with a dwelling above. The building features ashlar stonework with stugged and droved margins, a first-floor cill band, and an eaves course. It has a blind voussoired Venetian window.

On the southeast (entrance) elevation, there is a two-leaf boarded timber shop door with an encaustic-tiled step leading to the splayed angle at the ground, which is mitred to a square above.

The east (Barclay Street) elevation includes a panelled timber door with a plate glass fanlight to the right at ground level, a bowed shop window to the left beneath a fascia, and two regularly spaced windows with narrow timber shutters on the first floor, along with a blind Venetian window in the gable head.

The south (Margaret Street) elevation has a three-bay design, featuring a bowed shop window in the right bay at ground level, two windows to the left, and regular fenestration on the first floor, with shutters on the outer bays. There are also three flat-roofed dormer windows. The building has a four-pane glazing pattern in the timber sash and case windows above ground, multi-pane shop windows, grey slate roofing, and ashlar stacks with cans.