Oban, Scotland

Later 19th century. 2-storey Scots Baronial former school (now dwelling house) attached to High Street tenements. Crowstepped gables, with principal frontage at NW end and single storey wing projecting to SW.

Dated 1901. 2-storey and attic, 4-bay Jacobethan style office building, with rectangular plan, near-symmetrical street frontage of red polished ashlar. W (GEORGE STREET) ELEVATION: entrance door in right hand bay at ground.

Grey-slated pitched roof. Stacks removed except for multi-flued, rendered stack at S gable.

Church comprised of 3 building phases of 1864, 1882 and 1910. Existing church now consists of 2 aisles, 5 bays from N to S, giving approximate cruciform plan with sacristy at N end.

Circa 1880. Harbour wall extending N-S along W side of George Street and Queens Park Place. Parapet at road level, ashlar to Queen's Park Place, concrete to George street.

Hotel composed of 2 distinct contrasting blocks of different dates, adjoined, and with principal elevations facing opposite directions.

Mid 19th century, 3-storey, 5-bay traditional symmetrical T-plan tenement with plain chimney gable centring principal (N) elevation. Roughly coursed rubble walls painted and rendered to N elevation.

Dated 1927. Near-symmetrical single storey U-plan harbour office building, distinguished by central 2-storey square tower. TOWER: red brick with infill panels, string course and decoration of Winget blocks, terracotta datestone.

Dated 1888. 3-storey and attic, 6 bays (including SW corner bay) Scots Baronial tenement with shops at ground. L-plan with chamfered SW corner.

The Mains is a pair of late-19th century houses, probably built in the 1870s. The property comprises a three-storey, three bay house with a single-storey, three-bay cottage adjoining its east elevation at first floor level.