1 Graham Street, Montrose

1 Graham Street in Montrose is a large house built around 1920, influenced by the Arts and Crafts style. It features a single storey with an attic and has a central section with three bays, flanked by single bay entrances that are set back. The house has steeply pitched roofs and overhanging eaves, with the exterior finished in painted harl.

On the south elevation, the central section has timber-mullioned four-light windows at ground level and three-light piended dormers above. To the left, there is a round-arched entrance porch that is set back, with a window on its return. To the right, another entrance is set back and features a conservatory with a piended roof, French windows, and a side light.

The west elevation has a single bay end with a lean-to conservatory on the left and an oculus on the right. The east elevation also has a single bay end, which includes a three-light dormer.

The house has multi-pane leaded fixed and casement windows, grey slate roofs, and painted harled stacks that break the pitch on the southwest and southeast sides.

The property is enclosed by low, coped, squared, and coursed boundary walls at the front, complemented by simple wrought-iron railings and gates with decorative divisions.