Bank, 35-37 High Street, Inverkeithing

John Ross McKay, 1934. 2-storey and attic, 5-bay, rectangular-plan bank with private dwelling (former bank manager's house) above. Diagonally droved ashlar (Cullaloe stone), channelled at ground floor, closely set joints at 1st floor. Base course; corniced string and eaves courses. Moulded window margins and doorways. Channelled pilastered quoins. Engaged Roman Doric colonnade; box dormers. Fine oak panelled bank interior with decorative fireplace and stone chimneypiece.

E (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: 4 central engaged Roman Doric columns; 3 plate glass windows set between columns. Moulded doorways with 2-leaf timber panelled doors to outer bays. 5 evenly spaced 1st floor windows. 2 bipartite box dormers with slate cheeks and timber cornices.

N ELEVATION: adjoins Nos 33, 31 High Street.

W (REAR) ELEVATION: 4-bays, left-hand (stairwell) bay recessed. Central 2-bay advanced flat-roof extension at ground floor; doorway left; window to right; small flat-roof shed advanced to far right. 4 1st floor windows (that to far left lower). Single window between 1st and attic floors to far left. Corniced bipartite box-dormer off-centre right; roof-light to left.

S ELEVATION: adjoins Nos 39, 41 High Street.

12-pane timber sash and case windows with horns to E; 6-pane timber sash and case window to dormers and secondary windows to rear. Pitched roof; Ballachulish slates; stepped ashlar stacks; circular clay cans.

INTERIOR: weathered oak panelling, fireplace and stone chimneypiece to telling room; late 20th century teller's desk with glazing to ceiling. Manager's office to rear, oak panelled to dado level.