54 Main Street, Kirkcolm

54 Main Street in Kirkcolm is a later 19th-century, two-storey and attic house located at the end of a terrace on an acute corner site. The east elevation features painted render with a channelled ground floor, while the south elevation is harled and the north elevation is made of painted brick. The east elevation has painted dressings, including a base course, quoin strips at the first floor, raised margins at the first floor, and an eaves course that incorporates lintels.

On the east elevation, there is a door to the right and a window to the left in the centre bay, featuring a panelled door and fanlight. A window is located at the centre of the first floor, and there are bipartite windows in the outer bays on both floors. A cornice separates the floors, ending with mannered segmentally-pedimented consoles. Above the outer bays, there are gabled dormer windows with decorative iron finials.

The south elevation has a window on both the left and right at the first floor. The north elevation is adjoined to a lower building, No 56 Main Street. The east elevation has plate glass glazing in sash and case windows, while the south elevation and dormer windows feature modern glazing. The building has red sandstone coped skews, gablehead stacks, small grey slates, and octagonal cans.