9 Alloway Place, Ayr

9 Alloway Place in Ayr is an earlier 19th century terrace of four houses, featuring two storeys with attics at the rear. The exterior is finished in painted ashlar, with a rusticated ground floor. Notable architectural details include a vermiculated base course, a band course that runs parallel with the block-pediments of the doorpieces, a cill course at the first floor, aprons, a cornice, and a blocking course.

The entrance elevation showcases steps leading up to the central bay of each house, which has block-pedimented columned doorpieces with fluted columns and a modillion cornice. The timber doors are two-leaf for houses 6 and 7, while houses 8 and 9 feature exterior letterbox fanlights. The ground floor has flanking single windows, and the first floor displays regular fenestration.

On the north side elevation, there are single windows at both the ground and first floors of the gable, although the window on the right at ground level has been infilled. The adjoining flat-roofed section also has single windows at both levels, with the first-floor window infilled. To the right, there is a five-bay single storey section with a bipartite window on the left.

The south side elevation features two single windows at both the ground and first floors of the gable, with infilled windows to the left at ground level and to the right at first floor. A single storey section has two doors flanked by single infilled windows, along with an additional glazed window to the right.

The windows throughout are predominantly timber sash and case, with plate glass. The gable on the north elevation has a 12-pane window, while the single storey section features 2-, 8-, and 4-pane windows. House 9 has 6-pane upper sashes at ground floor and 12-pane windows at the first floor and south elevation. The roof is covered with grey slate, featuring stone skews, rooflights, coped stacks, and both circular and polygonal cans.

The interiors were not seen in 1998. The boundary walls and railings include low ashlar copes on the east elevation, with spike-headed railings flanking the steps to houses 6 and 9.