3 Bank Street, Inverkeithing

Earlier 19th century. 2-storey, attic and basement (in fall of ground to E), 3-bay, square-plan town house converted to restaurant and flat above. Rendered; base course interrupted by later shop front; moulded architraves at 1st floor front elevation; painted margins; painted rusticated quoins; dentilled cornice; pitched roof dormers; scrolled skewputts.

S (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: symmetrical. Central pilastered doorway, three-light rectangular fanlight, flanking pilastered shop windows; horizontal plain fascia extending over windows and door (all inserted in late 20th century). 3 evenly spaced 1st floor windows. Gabled bipartite dormers with slate cheeks in outer bays, linking slate-hung horizontal dormer.

E ELEVATION: 3-bay; irregular fenestration. 2-leaf timber panelled door with plain fanlight to far right; 2 basement windows to left. Ground floor window off-centre right. Large margin-paned stair window to right. Bipartite window at 1st floor. Small square attic window

N (REAR) ELEVATION: plain wallhead; adjoins No 8 High Street to right. Slate-hung box dormers.

W ELEVATION: ground floor window off-centre right; timber panelled door to far right. 2 1st floor windows. Small square attic window off-centre right.

Predominantly 4-pane timber sash and case windows; plate glass in timber shop windows. Pitched roof; grey slates; straight ashlar skews, scrolled and carved skewputts; coped gablehead ashlar stacks.