56-66 Mid Street, Keith

20-21 Reidhaven Square in Keith is a later 18th century, two-storey corner building. It features seven bays facing Mid Street and six bays on the Reidhaven Square side, with some later openings on the Mid Street elevation. The exterior is constructed of harled pointed rubble with tooled granite dressings, which have contrasting painted margins and reveals. The shop windows on Mid Street primarily consist of small fixed plate glass glazing, with the windows and doors arranged in groups of three, five, three, and three on the ground floor. The Reidhaven Square elevation is organized into two groupings of three bays. Most windows have four-pane glazing, except for the shop windows. The building has coped and hipped ridge stacks, coped end stacks, and a slate roof that is piended at an angle.