The Mary Acre, 11 Argyll Street, Brechin

1901-2 Honeyman, Keppie and Mackintosh. Two-storey detached house. Stugged snecked rubble with polished dressings.

East elevation has large porch and architraved door with cornice in re-entrant angle of left-hand advanced gable, with four-light canted bay, single-light over, and vertical timber boarding at apex of gable; porch and bay have flat roof within high plain parapets.

South elevation has door, ground and two first floor windows in advanced left-hand gable with half-timbered apex. Single-storey and attic wing at right angles - with piended roof, three windows and two-light dormer below eaves to south and two doors and three small windows to north.

North elevation has two-storey semicircular stair turret with three first floor windows at left-hand gable, two ground and first floor windows.

Overhanging slated roof on bracketed eaves with barge boards.

Interior: Minister 'Gothic' fireplace in ex-library and various tiled fireplaces some of Art Nouveau character, (those in bedrooms very similar). Good ceilings and timberwork in attic.

Sundial in garden.