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University House is a stunning Italianate Victorian townhouse from around 1865, built in the style of James MacLaren, a prominent Dundee architect. The house is situated on Perth Road with views of the River Tay to Fife, and features a small inner courtyard and impressive grounds with a gate lodge (Elmslea Cottage). The property boasts ornate architectural details, including cornicing, panelled walls, and marble fireplaces. The main reception rooms, including a drawing room and dining room, have been used for events and entertaining, with a commercial kitchen and separate entrances. The property is currently split into two apartments and an entertaining suite, with a total of five bedrooms, three bathrooms, and a bathroom with underfloor wine cellar. The ground floor features a store room, pantry, and commercial kitchen, while the first floor has a study/bedroom, a double aspect sitting room, and three further bedrooms. The second floor has under-eaves storage cupboards, a laundry room, and a further staircase leading to a partially developed attic space. The property has tarmacked parking at the rear and a gravelled drive, and is surrounded by its own impressive grounds with garden trees and views over the River Tay.