63 High Street, Dingwall

Early 19th century, 2-storey, 3-bay house with slightly later

ground floor shop fronts, returning 5 bays to Church Street.

High Street: rendered with contrasting painted margins;

centre corniced and pilastered doorpiece; double leaf panelled

door; flanking 3-bay shop fronts, each with centre door and

flanking shop windows with panelled aprons (left only, No.65)

Church Street; rubble, with painted margins; doorway in 4th

bay at north end of frontage, with 1 window left and 3 right,

5 symmetrical 1st floor window. 2-pane glazing; end and ridge

stacks; ridge finial; piended slate roof.

Interior: deep painted frieze of coved ceiling in High

Renaissance style in one upstairs room.