29 Breadalbane Terrace, Wick

28 Breadalbane Terrace in Wick is a pair of houses built around 1820. These two-storey buildings with an attic have a rectangular plan and feature gabled roofs. They are constructed from coursed Caithness stone slabs and have regular window arrangements on the front, while the rear is more irregular. Both houses have canted dormers.

For No. 28, the principal elevation has a panelled door located to the right. In contrast, No. 29 has a two-leaf panelled door on the left side of its principal elevation. The west elevation, facing Lower Dunbar Street, displays a three-storey section with two bays and regular window placement, although the ground floor windows are blocked. The south elevation features an advanced three-storey gabled bay with a coped stack.

The interiors were not accessible for inspection in 2001. The houses have plate glass sash and case windows, except for a large plate glass window on the ground floor right of No. 28. The roofs are covered with grey slates, and both buildings have coped skews, gable stacks, and cast-iron rainwater goods.