6 Park Place, Stirling

6 Park Place in Stirling is a building from the mid-19th century. It is a single-storey structure with an attic, built from coursed rubble. The façade features two windows and a central entrance bay that is slightly advanced, topped with a gabled roof. The entrance has a cavetto splayed doorpiece and a small gothic window above it. All ground floor openings have plain architraves with block pediments. The roof has broad eaves with barge boarding and includes two modern dormers. To the right, there is a later addition that is a two-storey wing made of snecked rubble, which has a gable facing the street. This wing features one bipartite window on the ground floor and one tripartite window above it. The roofs of both sections are slated.