10, 12 Glasgow Street, Glasgow

This building at 8 Glasgow Street, constructed around 1852, is a terrace of tenements featuring nine bays with a four-bay return elevation to 18 Bank Street. It stands three storeys high and steps down the slope. The exterior is finished in polished ashlar, with all openings framed by architraves. The doorpiece includes a consoled cornice and a fanlight above. The ground and first floor windows are adorned with cornices, and the windows throughout are sash style with multi-pane glazing. The eaves are also corniced. The building has axial and wallhead stacks, some of which have been rebuilt, and includes some octagonal flues, all topped with slate roofs. Additionally, there is a four-bay droved ashlar flank facing Great Kelvin Lane, which is detailed in a similar manner.