15 King's Crescent, Helensburgh

15 King's Crescent in Helensburgh is a single-storey, four-bay lodge built in 1877 by Patrick Murray, with later additions by Peat and Duncan in 1888. The building features canted bays and Tudor Gothic details, constructed from brick with a wet-harl finish painted white. It has a base course and includes single and bay windows adorned with decorative timber mouldings, colonnettes, and roll-moulding on the surrounds and mullions. The eaves are overhanging and bracketed, topped with ornamental finials.

On the south elevation, there is a timber panelled door at the center, complete with a fan-light above and a moulded surround. To the left is an advanced bay with two windows, while to the right is a rounded bay featuring four windows and a conical roof with an ornamental finial. The west elevation has an additional canted window at the center with colonnette-mullions.

Later additions include a lean-to garage on the east elevation and another lean-to at the rear. The windows are timber sash and case, with 4-pane plate glass and a 2-pane glazing pattern in the canted bays. The roof is piended with grey slate, and there are tall, rendered end stacks. The property is enclosed by a low boundary wall with arrow-capped gatepiers.