Queen's Court, Clyde Street East, Helensburgh

Queen's Court, located on Clyde Street East in Helensburgh, was built in 1808 with additions made in the 19th century. It is a three-storey, symmetrical, three-bay castellated building with flanking three-storey wings. The exterior is rendered and painted, featuring ashlar and painted dressings.

The north elevation, facing Clyde Street, has a semi-circular-arched recessed porch at the center, with windows on either side. There are three symmetrically arranged windows on the first floor and smaller windows on the second floor. The building is topped with a corbelled, crenellated parapet, although the battlements have been infilled, and it is inscribed with "Queen's Hotel."

The lower three-storey wings are two bays wide. The right wing features a pedimented and pilastered fanlit door on the right, a window on the left, and two windows on both the first and second floors, with a mirror image on the left wing. There is also a lower two-storey asymmetrical wing with a mansard roof adjoining the right wing, and a modern L-plan wing adjoining the left wing.

The building includes a variety of modern sash and case windows, with a grey slate piended roof on the pavilions and a mansard roof.

In front of the entrance, there are two modern cast-iron Provost's lamps, which have decorative bases and tapering shafts with cross-bars at the neck. The lanterns feature stained glass panes that depict Helensburgh's coat of arms.