3 Queen Mary Avenue, Glasgow

11 Queen Mary Street in Glasgow is a mid to late 19th century, late Georgian, two-storey terrace consisting of five houses arranged in a three-bay format with regular single window bays. The buildings are constructed from painted ashlar stone, featuring channelled ground floors with rusticated window heads and first-floor architraves. Most of the windows are sash style. The main entablature includes a sculptured frieze, and there are end stacks on the roofs. Three of the roofs are slated, while two have modern tiles. The front gardens still retain their square gatepiers.