130, 132, 134 West Nile Street, Glasgow

This building, located at 130, 132, and 134 West Nile Street in Glasgow, dates from around 1835 and is a three-storey and attic corner tenement block. The ground floor features modern shops and the structure has five unequal bays. The elevation on West Nile Street has three main bays that project forward at the southern end. The building is constructed of painted ashlar, with a rusticated ground floor and a band course at the ground level.

All the windows are sash and case, set within architraves that are lowered at the second floor. There is a moulded cill band on the first floor, with corniced windows, and a console feature in the second bay from the south on West Nile Street. The second floor has a plain frieze and cornice, while the attic storey includes windows that break through the blocking course, along with an attic band. The gable is skewed and features a stack facing Bath Street.