107 High Street, Montrose

Early 18th century. 2-storey, 7-bay, rectangular-plan house connected to 3-storey, asymmetrical, L-plan house - "Boswell House". Painted rubble stone, plain margins.

S ELEVATION (2-storey house): 2 bays to extreme left with door, 5 bays to right with central pilastered doorpiece, window above off-set to left, 2 bays to left with single enlarged window at 1st, 2 bays to right with altered window at 1st to extreme right, dormer to right.

W ELEVATION (Boswell House): asymmetrical, altered ground floor, window to centre, cill at ground, doorway in re-entrant to left and right, window at 1st and 2nd floors to right, advanced harled gable end to right.

N ELEVATION (Boswell House): single bay wing, window at 1st and 2nd floors, 2 doors at ground. Single storey, 4-bay building adjoining (No 111) and extending W forming courtyard.

E ELEVATION (Boswell House): asymmetrical, 4 bays, 3 windows at 1st, 1 blocked, door to left at ground, single storey, single pitch addition to left extending E.

Variety of timber sash and case windows. Grey slate roof. 2-storey building; brick gablehead stack to E, later brick ridge stack to centre. Boswell House; rendered ridge stack to centre and gablehead stack to N, capped semi external stack to gable end of single bay wing, stone skews.

INTERIOR: houses connected. Boswell House; 18th century fielded panelling in 1st floor bedrooms to N and S, and 2nd floor bedroom to centre, latter as screen wall with 4-pane fanlight, large open chimneypiece with moulded stone surround to centre and room to N at ground, and to N at 2nd floor. 2-storey house; converted into ground and 1st floor flats, access to upper flat via main entrance door at ground and internal connecting door to Boswell House, fielded panelling in 2 rooms at 1st floor.

BOUNDARY WALLS: rubble stone boundary walls forming garden to E.