Central Section, Scottish Churches House, Kirk Street, Dunblane

Mid-later 18th century and possibly slightly later; refurbished 1960. 1 of 3 components which combine as Scottish Churches House (see separate listing for Entrance House and South Terrace).Pair of 2-storey; 3-bay; terraced houses; built in 2 separate stages (that to N altered/reconstructed mid 19th century); both converted as part of residential conference centre/internal walls knocked through to accommodate linking passageways 1960. Harled with stone dressings. Architraved windows to principal (W) elevation of N cottage; coped gables with raised sections at centre and brackets at eaves.

W ELEVATION: regular fenestration (window to each bay to each floor) to former house to right. Irregular fenestration (window to each bay to each floor) to former cottage to left.

E ELEVATION: irregular fenestration to former house to left (windows to L inserted/altered). Former house to right projects; lean-to extension with catslide roof to right.

Mainly 12-pane timber sash and case windows to principal (W) elevation. Grey slate roofs. Stacks missing to S cottage; harled coped stacks at either end (N and S) of N cottage; cans missing; tall later stack above eaves to E side of N cottage; round can.

INTERIOR: modernised and connecting passageway inserted running N/S.