25-26 Warrender Park Terrace, Marchmont, Edinburgh

25-26 Warrender Park Terrace is a five-storey corner tenement building constructed around 1880, featuring Jacobean architectural details. It is built from squared and snecked sandstone with polished dressings. The building has a base course, a cill course at the first floor, a corbel table, and a string course at the fourth floor. The fourth-floor windows break the eaves and are set within pediments, with raised window surrounds and chamfered reveals.

The elevation facing Warrender Park Terrace has six bays, including a canted angle bay. It features paired basket-arched doorways within a basket-arched opening in the third bay, with panelled doors and border-glazed fanlights. The first and second floors have advanced bipartite windows that are corbelled out, while the third and fourth floors have bipartite windows. A semi-circular finialled pediment with flanking dies and finials is present above the windows. The canted angle bay has a three-light window, with chimney breasts on either side, and broken pediments above the first-floor lights and finialled broken pediments above the fourth-floor windows. The roof is facetted and pyramidal, topped with a finial. There is a full-height canted window in the outer right bay, with a broken pediment over the central light at the first floor. The remaining bays contain single windows, each with finialled broken pediments.

The elevation facing Spottiswoode Street has two bays. A pedimented doorway is set to the right of the second bay, featuring a panelled door and a margin-paned fanlight. There is an advanced bipartite window at ground level, with bipartite windows at the first and second floors that are corbelled and canopied. The third floor has a bipartite window, while the fourth floor has a single window with a semi-circular pediment. The second bay has single windows, with a semi-circular pediment over the fourth-floor window. The outer left corner is rounded, adjoining a neighbouring tenement, and features a circular-section bartizan with a single window at the fourth floor and a conical roof. The windows are plate glass sash and case with divided upper panels. The roof is covered with grey slate, and there are coped and rendered wallheads, mutual stacks, and a corniced gablehead stack to the south.

The interiors were not seen in 1991.