1 Victoria Square, Stirling

3 Victoria Square in Stirling is an early Victorian building designed in the Neo-Jacobean style. This two-storey, asymmetrical semi-detached corner block is constructed from coursed rubble. The Victoria Square frontage features a one-window arrangement between canted bays, with a gable on the left-hand side and a slightly projected gable front on the right, which is corbelled to square. The central entrance has a consoled, round-arched doorpiece that includes a dummy balcony feature. The corner has a splayed and gabled one-window section with a similar doorpiece. On the Clarendon Place side, there is a slightly advanced one-window gabled section to the left, adorned with hood moulds, and a bipartite window to the right that features a sculptured corbelled balcony. The building is topped with a slated roof.