5-7 Clarence Street, Greenock

5-7 Clarence Street in Greenock is a large tobacco bond building from the later 19th century. It features a five-storey block with ten bays across and six bays deep, showcasing a quadruple-gabled front facing Clarence Street. The structure is made of red brick, accented with contrasting yellow brick dressings. The ground floor has blocked or blind round-arched openings set within large rectangular panels, along with some barred segmental arched lights. Above the ground floor, the bays are divided by giant pilaster strips, with wide rectangular openings on the first floor and segmental arched windows above. Most of the original small-paned windows have been preserved. The building also has decorative blocked eaves and an oculus in each gable, topped with slated roofs.