Royal Bank Of Scotland Buildings, 19 Union Street, Inverness

W L Carruthers, 1901-02. Free renaissance, Moray freestone

ashlar with base of Aberdeen grey granite, channelled ground

floor. 3 storeys and attic, Union Street front, 5 bays with

centre 3 slightly recessed; at ground floor round arched and

keyblocked centre windows recessed behind engaged columns

with polished granite shafts; at end bays doorpieces with

lugged architraves and segmental pediments; at 1st floor,

windows segmental-arched, mullioned and transomed, with

heavily rusticated lugged architraves; windows at 2nd

floor bipartite recessed behind columns and pier

mullions; at attic, 3 segmental headed wallhead dormer

gablets, centre higher with tripartite window surmounted by

oculus, outer gablets with bipartite windows, 10-bay

front to Drummond Street similar to Union Street front but

with modern shopfronts at Nos 3, 7 and 9 and all gablets the

same as centre gablet to Union Street. Bracketted cornice.

Mansard roof covered with green Westmoreland slates.

Interior of bank contains coffered ceiling.