The Glengower Hotel

The Glengower Hotel is a building that combines two properties and features an asymmetrical front. It has a four-storey and basement façade made of snecked rubble with freestone banding on the left side. This section is broader than, but similar to, the adjoining terrace. To the right, there is a taller four-storey and attic front made of painted brickwork, styled similarly to Victoria House. The building has slate roofs and a cement-rendered chimney stack, with a dentil cornice on the left and a machicolated cornice on the right.

The windows are sash types without glazing bars, featuring a stilted head on the grouped third-floor windows. There are three-storey splayed bay windows with colonettes. In the centre, there is a later splayed rubble porch with arched-headed windows flanking an arched entrance. The right side has tall pitched roof dormers with lancet windows, while the lower section mostly has paired lancets. To the left, there is a three-storey splayed bay with attached colonettes and a cast-iron Gothic traceried parapet. The porch has a gabled hood supported by muscular Gothic corbels and modern doors.