175 Scotland Road is a 2 1/2 story, 3 bay, irregular plan, eclectic, wood frame, residential building. Constructed c. 1885, the asphalt shingle-clad house has a side gable roof with three cross gables, gabled dormers, an octagonal corner tower and a brownstone foundation. The full front, pier-supported porch has a centered pedimented entrance bay with vergeboards. Although altered, the age, massing and location of the house, all allow it to contribute to the historic district. This house was one of a pair (the other was to its south), originally owned by someone named Shean in 1890, then by Anna M. Delaney and her son Patrick B. Delaney through at least 1928.