Warehouse, Tannage Street, Blaigowrie

2-storey and raised basement, 6-bay, rectangular-plan gabled warehouse on riverside site. Polychrome brick with stone cills on random rubble raised basement. Timber transoms and mullions.SW (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: all doors 2-leaf boarded timber with traditional roller-type openings. Bays to right of centre with tall doors in gabled bays flanking centre bay with 2 windows. Bays to left with door to centre bay giving way to hayloft door breaking eaves into gabled dormerhead; flanking bays gabled, that to right with door at ground, window and gas lamp in gablehead, that to left with pedestrian door to right, broad blocked window to left and further window in gablehead.NW ELEVATION: 4 light transomed windows to right at ground and 1st floor, latter breaking eaves into dormerhead with adjacent wallhead stack to left and ground falling steeply to left.NE (RIVER ERICHT) ELEVATION: asymmetrically-fenestrated elevation with 3 windows to right at basement (bays to left obscured by vegetation), 6 windows to ground floor; painted lettering 'S C W S LTD POTATO FRUIT & GENERAL MERCHANTS' across 1st floor with further tiny window close to eaves at outer right.SE ELEVATION: blank elevation.Most windows blocked, but evidence of multi-pane glazing in timber windows. Grey slates. Polychrome brick stack with cans. Overhanging eaves with plain bargeboarding and finialled gables.

Warehouse not in use at resurvey 2002. Formerly used as 'Coal Shed and Offices' by James Dick coal merchant. (Historic Scotland)

6 February 2014: External inspection finds the building overall in poor condition. Slipped slates and damaged ridge are evident to roof, rainwater goods are blocked in places with associated damp patches to wall , windows are boarded up but one window is visible and missing its glazing. The brick walls appear to be in reasonable condition. The building is thought to be partially in use as storage space.