109, 111, 113, 115, 117 Renfield Street, Glasgow

109, 111, 113, 115, 117 Renfield Street in Glasgow is a four-storey tenement building dating from around 1845, featuring modern shops at the ground level. The building has seven bays facing Sauchiehall Street and ten bays divided into two sections along Renfield Street, with four to six bays in that area. All the windows are sash and case, framed with architraves.

The first section has seven bays on Sauchiehall Street and four on Renfield Street. The second and seventh bays on the first and second floors have blind returns. There is a cill band on the first floor, which is partially covered, and brackets supporting the first-floor string course. The second-floor windows are pedimented and set on a cill band, also featuring brackets. The third-floor windows sit on a cill band with moulded brackets leading to the eaves band. The building is topped with a mutule cornice and a blocking course, with a single end stack.

In the six-bay section facing Renfield Street, there are cornices above the first and second-floor windows. A wallhead stack has been removed, and there is a gable stack. The eaves are also adorned with a mutule cornice.