9 Laurel Bank, Dundee

11 Laurel Bank in Dundee is a small Jacobean villa built around 1845. It is a two-storey, three-bay structure with an L-shaped plan, featuring a harled ashlar exterior. The west elevation has a central porch with a four-centred arch and an armorial emblem in the gable. The windows are moulded and chamfered, with hoodmoulds; the ground floor may have originally had bipartite windows, while the first floor has single-light windows with small lancets in the gables. The centre window is recessed, featuring a stepped hoodmould and a larger lancet in the gable. The villa has corniced gable end stacks and a slate roof, along with sash and case windows. The property is marked by square-section gatepiers topped with delicate wrought iron over an arch and a gas lamp. There are low boundary walls along Laurel Bank and high rubble-built walls at the sides and rear.