21 Broad Street, Stirling

21 Broad Street in Stirling is a building designed by Sir Frank Mears & Partners in collaboration with Stirling Burgh Architect, conceived in 1938 and completed around 1955. It features eight bays and three storeys, with the outer left and right bays having attics. The exterior is harled, with ashlar stonework at the ground level, around the margins, and on the dormerheads.

On the north elevation facing Broad Street, there is an entrance with a stepped architrave located to the right of centre. Windows are present in each bay to the left and in two bays to the right, with narrow lights flanking the gabled bay on the outer right. The upper storey has regular fenestration. The outer left section features gabletted dormerheads in three bays, topped with a stone trefoil finial, while the left and right of centre have round-headed dormerheads, and the penultimate bay has a gabletted dormerhead. The outer right bay has a gablehead. The outer left bay extends above the eaves, resembling a tower with gabled returns.

The south elevation at the rear is also harled and has three doors with irregular bay arrangements. The building is fitted with timber tilt and turn windows, gablehead stacks in the outer left bay, and is covered with graded grey slates. Ridge stacks are located to the left and right of centre and to the right.