2 Main Street, Dalswinton Village

This is a circa 1790 terraced row of six, two-storey, three-bay houses, which were raised a storey in the 19th century. The houses are constructed of painted rubble with margins. Each house has a centrally positioned boarded and glazed door, with four-pane windows on the ground floor. Above, there are smaller, more modern plate-glass windows. The houses feature corniced axial stacks and slated roofs with straight skews at the centre and ends of the terrace. A small shop is attached to the south gable. The row forms part of Dalswinton Village, which was built by Patrick Miller of Dalswinton. The Old Statistical Account, volume II, page 33, provides further details.