4A Drummond Street, Muthill

2A Drummond Street is a group of three two-storey houses located in the center of Muthill, in front of the Old Church and Tower. These houses, which form an L-plan, date back to the mid-18th century but have been remodeled in the 20th century. The principal south-facing elevation features six bays, while the west elevation has five bays. As of 2018, the buildings are used as three separate dwellings.

The houses are rendered, with painted stone margins around the door and window openings. The east gable includes a straight stone skew with a scrolled club skewput. The window and door openings on the principal elevation are evenly spaced, with the first-floor windows positioned close to the eaves. In contrast, the window openings on the west and rear elevations are irregular, and there are no openings in the east gable.

All windows are replacement timber sash and case with a twelve-pane glazing pattern. The roof is covered with slate and features three small rooflights on the southern pitch. There are rendered chimney stacks on both the east and west gables, along with a wallhead chimney stack at the center of the rear (north) elevation.