41-47 High Street, Elie

41-47 High Street in Elie is a late Victorian Freestyle building dating from around 1890. It is a tall, two-storey structure with an attic, constructed of polished ashlar. The ground floor features two shops with large windows, pilasters, and two pedimented doorways. The left-hand doorway (number 43) is adorned with fluted brackets and a semi-circular fanlight, while there is a pend with a shouldered lintel at the extreme left.

On the first floor, there are two windows with bracketed broken pediments on the left and two semi-domed bow windows in semi-elliptically arched recesses on the right, all topped with a continuous entablature. The second floor has three windows with broken scrolled pediments, with the centre and right windows being bipartite. These are set within gablets that feature corbelled pilasters linked by curvilinear string courses on the left and a tall pedimented shaft on the right. The right-hand pair of windows has straight skewed features with stilted segmental pediments at their apices. The building is topped with a slated roof, and it has corniced end stacks.