Offices, 6 Bell's Brae, Edinburgh

Thomas Moncur, 1881; converted to offices 1972 by Robert Matthew Johnson Marshall and Partners (RMJM). Roughly 13-bay, 2-storey (3-storey to rear) former stables on ground falling to NW. Advanced section to E with large gambrel gable and paired rectangular dormers to street elevation; curved rear (N) elevation; oriented E to W. Coursed and snecked rubble with long and short quoins. Crowstepped gables to W. Large overhanging gambrel roof to E; crowstepped gable beyond. Shouldered arched openings to S elevation at ground floor, tall narrow rectangular windows above. Large rectangular windows at ground floor to N elevation with ashlar lintels; smaller windows above. Tall pointed arched window to W gable end.

Predominantly plate glass in later timber hopper opening windows. 9-pane and 4-pane hopper opening windows to dormers. Pitched roof; grey slates, clay ridge. Some ashlar skews. Cast-iron rainwater goods.