Graham Of Panholes Lodging, 18 (West) Broad Street, Stirling

Graham Of Panholes Lodging is an early 17th-century townhouse that was restored by Walter Gillespie between 1958 and 1959. It is a four-storey, four-bay building, harled with margins and features an ashlar ground floor. The front has twin crowstepped gables, a base course, and a band course.

On the south elevation facing Broad Street, there are three windows with a pedimented doorway to the right. The upper floors have a regular pattern of windows. The northeast elevation is three bays wide, with a window in the center on the first floor and an entrance to the left at ground level, along with regular fenestration above. There is a window to the right at both the ground and first floors, and stone mullioned bipartite windows on the third and fourth floors. The ground level is faced with rubble stone.

The building features timber sash and case windows with 12-pane glazing and is topped with grey slates. There is a shared chimney stack on the west side with the western section of No 16 (Norrie's House), and beak skewputts are present.