10 Dudhope Terrace, Dundee

10 Dudhope Terrace is a villa designed by James MacLaren around 1860. It is a two-storey building with an ashlar front and rubble-built sides and rear.

The south elevation features a central three-light window topped with a small consoled cornice, with two single lights above it. There are canted bay windows on the ground floor at each end, with bipartite windows above. The building has a cornice and a blocking course, and a porch set back on the right side with a round-arched doorpiece.

At the rear, there are modern extensions. The villa has a piended slate roof with a wallhead stack at the east gable. It includes sash and case windows, with the first floor having lying panes.

There is a single-storey and basement billiard room wing at the rear, which features an arched architraved window on the east side and three bays with a central door on the north side. This wing has bracketed eaves and a steep French pavilion roof, complete with brattishing and an octagonal cupola.

A screen wall connects this villa to No 11 and has a curved parapet. The boundary walls consist of low ashlar at the front and high rubble-built walls at the rear.