2 Bank Street, Annan

2 Bank Street in Annan is an asymmetrical Scots Baronial building that dates back to 1882 and was formerly used as a police office. The structure is made of bull-faced red ashlar with polished dressings, featuring roll-mouldings, strings, and corbelling. Some of the openings have relieving arches.

On the northern side, there is a tall, narrow, three-storey single bay that includes an engaged conical-roofed circular stair turret that rises above the eaves. The main entrance has a moulded round-arched wide opening with a recessed door located to the right of the turret.

The building also has a two-storey, three-bay range, which features a crow-stepped attic gable on the right that is corbelled above the ground floor. The windows are sash style, and the roof has slate covering with coped stacks and crow-stepped gables. To the left (north), there is a single-storey screen wall with two blind bays, set behind a low ashlar coping.