This style has been appearing for some users off and on for at least a year, but now it seems to be live for all users both within the US and internationally.
Here is how local listings normally appear.
It features the regular Google map instead of photos and more.
But the listing below it shows a much more detailed listing in line with the first and second ones.
There is sometimes a delay before the first listing is displayed on the right, so take the slight lag into account if you are replicating.
It also makes it even more important for businesses to ensure the information is up to date, as you can see from the third listing for BTI Whitewater, the resulting Google+ page leaves a lot to be desired. It could be easily rectified through Google My Business to make it more enticing.
This local listing style is something that has been appearing for some users off and on for over a year, but it did not always appear for all results. It now seems to be live for everyone now, including those outside of the US.
There does not appear to be any corresponding change in the mobile search results.
Added: This seems to be the full international roll out of this feature in the search results.
H/T to Kristine Schachinger
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