11C Winton Drive, 11B, 11, 11A, Glasgow

11C Winton Drive, along with 11B, 11, and 11A in Glasgow, is a two-storey villa built around 1859, likely by T Woodburn Sturrock. The villa features classical detailing and is composed of three asymmetrical bays. It is constructed from yellow sandstone ashlar with polished dressings and rusticated quoins.

The central entrance is tripartite, featuring a door surrounded by extensive glazing and a porch supported by paired Corinthian columns, complete with an entablature and balustrade. To the left, there is a full-height bow window with five lights on each floor, topped with a semi-conical roof that has a finial. To the right, a full-height square projecting window also has five lights and a piended roof with a finial. Above the door is a pilastered window with a pediment above the cornice. The side and rear elevations are simply detailed.

The villa has sash and case windows with plate-glass glazing, deep bracketed eaves, and a combination of piended and platform slate roofs, with the platform surrounded by brattishing. The chimney stacks are corniced, with some being shouldered.