5-7, Longrow, Campbeltown

5-7 Longrow in Campbeltown is an early 19th-century, three-storey and attic, three-bay near-symmetrical tenement situated in a terraced site. The building features a droved ashlar shopfront with smooth lined render above, all painted, while the southwest gable and rear elevation are roughcast. The symmetrical shopfront includes a base course and stall risers, with mullions flanking a recessed door at the center and a tenement entrance door to the outer right. There is a cornice over the shopfront fascia, along with raised margins and projecting cills at the first and second floors. Apsidal stair tower projects at the rear.

The shop windows are made of plate glass, with a glazed door at the center and an infilled fanlight above. There is a timber railed gate to the shop and a vertically-boarded timber gate with slatted upper and boarded infill above leading to the pend at the outer right. The upper floors at the front and rear elevations have modern 12-pane tilt-and-turn glazing. The roof is covered with grey slate and features three piend-roofed, slate-hung timber dormers, bipartite at the center, all with modern glazing, and a curved slate roof over the stair tower. The building has a cast-iron gutter and downpipe, and a roughcast, coped, three-flue apex stack on the southeast gable, with skew copes removed.