Former Bonded Warehouse, Bow Butts

The Former Bonded Warehouse at Bow Butts is an early 19th-century, three-storey, two-bay by five-bay gabled rectangular building, currently used as a store since 2011. The structure features coursed rubble in Aberdeen bond on the east gable, while the other elevations are rendered. There are a pair of timber entrance doors on the ground floor at the west side, with no openings on the ground floor of the other elevations. Central piended dormers are present on the north and south elevations, breaking the wallhead.

On the north elevation facing Bow Butts, there are two rectangular window openings on the first floor and four window openings close to the wallhead on the second floor. A central dormer features a former hoist supported by a metal I-beam above. The west elevation has a metal staircase leading to the entrance door on the first floor. The rear elevation, or south side, also has a metal staircase leading to a timber entrance door at the dormer.

The building predominantly has plate glass in fixed timber windows with metal external bars and is topped with grey slates. It features raised skews, block skewputts, and square blocks at the gable apices.

Inside, there are two full-length barrel vaulted vaults made of rubble and brick on the ground floor, with slim iron columns supporting the other floors.