Archbald Moffatt House, Academy Road, Moffat

Pair of two-storey, three-bay, gabled, mid-terrace houses with larger windows at the first floor than the ground floor. Both properties have a mould eaves course and grey slates on the roof.

Archbald Moffatt House (to the north) was built 1751 and remodelled in the 19th century. It is built in cherry-caulked whinstone rubble with raised red sandstone margins. The central entrance has a timber panelled front door. It was originally an L plan with a stairwell in the re-entrant angle. In the 19th century a stairwell and bathroom were added in a rear extension. There is a contemporary outbuilding at the rear. The windows are timber sash and case with small pane glazing pattern and hand blown glass. There are coped chimney stacks on the ridge with small clay cans.

Kirkview was formerly a single storey, 27' x 14' rectangular-plan, weaving shop to Archbald Moffatt House with an interconnecting door. The first floor added around 1851. The ground floor is painted cherry-caulked whinstone rubble with painted ashlar dressings, and the first floor is squared and coursed whinstone. It has a central pilastered door architrave. The windows are plate glass in timber sash and case frames.