9 And 9 1/2 Barnton Street, Stirling

9 and 9 1/2 Barnton Street in Stirling is an early 20th-century, four-storey, two-bay classical tenement building that features shops on the ground floor. The exterior is constructed of channelled red sandstone with ashlar dressings. It has giant order ionic pilasters flanking the bays, and the windows are set in full-height, recessed, segmental-arched panels that have hollow chamfers and keystones. A carved initial "S" is located on the central panel between the first and second floor windows. The second floor windows have advanced cills, a cornice, and a parapet, while geometric pattern cast-iron railings adorn the third-floor balconies. The building also features dentilled eaves and a blocking course that is raised at the center.

On the entrance elevation, there are three-light canted windows on the first and second floors that form balconies for the third floor above, which has segmental-arched windows. The first and second floors have plate glass steel casement windows, while the third floor has both plate glass and small-paned steel casement windows. The roof is made of grey slate. The interior was not seen in 1995.