64, 66 Main Street, Doune

64 and 66 Main Street in Doune is a late 18th century building that features two storeys and an attic with five windows. The exterior is finished with later stucco bull-facing, along with painted quoins and raised margins. The central three bays project slightly and are gabled, containing two doors (one of which has been converted into a window) and a central window. The first floor has three windows, one of which is blind, and there is a lintel course above. The gable has two small windows, and there is a later window in the ground floor of the west bay. The east elevation has two bowed dormers. The roof is slate, and there are stacks on the gable ends.