Goblin Ha' Hotel, Main Street, Gifford

The Goblin Ha' Hotel is a two-storey establishment made up of four properties, including one building from the mid-18th century and a terrace of mid-19th century houses. The exterior is rendered and linted, featuring a base course with painted margins.

The mid-18th century property faces The Square and is positioned at right angles to the later terrace. It has three wide bays, with a central door and a window to the left, featuring two-leaf doors. Each flanking bay has a window at ground level and another under the eaves. The windows on the ground floor have a four-pane glazing pattern, while the first-floor windows have a twelve-pane design. The roof is made of pantiles with a grey slate easing course, and there are gable end stacks.

The properties on Main Street consist of two combined 19th-century terrace houses that have undergone later alterations. The south elevations show a three-bay property to the west, featuring a segmentally pedimented doorpiece at the center, flanked by pilasters and topped with an ornate wrought-iron overthrow and hotel sign. There are single windows on each floor to the right and stone mullioned bipartite windows to the left. The property also has two canted, piend-roofed dormers from the late 19th century, with a four-pane glazing pattern in the sash and case windows, and a roof covered in purple slates with gable wallhead stacks.

To the right is a five-bay property with painted rubble. It has a central door flanked by large windows in each bay at ground level, with an additional window to the outer left. The first-floor windows are located in the bays flanking the center. Some small-pane modern hopper windows are present at the ground floor, while the remaining windows feature four-pane sash and case designs. This property also has a roof of purple slates and gable end stacks.

A circa 1900 bay connects the west gable end of the terrace with the earlier property at right angles, featuring garage doors below and a single window above. Decorative gutter fixtures have been retained, and there is a flagpole above the pedimented doorway, along with a bracketed hotel sign to the outer left.