2-10 Union Street, Dundee

2-10 Union Street in Dundee is an earlier 19th century, four-storey and attic building designed in a classical style, serving as a bank and commercial space on a corner site. The exterior features sandstone ashlar and polished Peterhead granite at the ground floor, topped by a grey slate Mansard roof. The ground floor has keystoned round-headed arch windows that are treated as a pilastered blind arcade, with a corniced and triglyphed entablature above. A cill band runs along the second floor, and there is a corniced blocking course at the top. The first floor has architraved and corniced windows, with a tripartite window featuring a consoled block pediment and a balustraded balcony on the Nethergate elevation. The second floor windows are architraved, while the original 12-pane timber sash and case glazing pattern is visible in the three left-hand bays of the second and third floors on the Union Street elevation, with mostly 2-pane windows elsewhere. The building also has bowed windows at the rounded angle bay and pedimented dormers, along with corniced ridge stacks and linked wallhead stacks.

On the Union Street elevation, there are six bays, plus an additional rounded bay that is recessed at the angle to the left. It features eight round-headed windows, an altered door at the angle to the left, and a close door to the right, both flanked by channelled pilasters. The first floor has seven windows, with a balustraded balcony above the third window from the right, and there are seven windows on both the second and third floors, along with three dormers and a wallhead stack to the left.

The Nethergate elevation consists of three bays, plus an additional rounded bay that is recessed at the angle to the left. It has six round-headed windows on the ground floor, with a decorative wrought-iron window guard on the angle window to the left. The first floor features four windows, with a tripartite arrangement in the center, and there are four windows on both the second and third floors, along with a dormer and a wallhead stack in the center.

The interior has not been seen.