3 and 4 Harrow Inn Close (formerly listed as 114B High Street), Elgin

3 and 4 Harrow Inn Close, formerly listed as 114B High Street, is a two-storey house dated 1766, now converted into flats. The building is constructed of rubble with ashlar dressings, featuring roll moulding on the upper windows and chamfering at the ground floor. It has crowsteps and a slate roof.

Originally a three-bay house with a central door, it now has inserted openings on the ground floor, including a window on the far left and a door on the right flank (No. 6). The central area features a wide door (Nos. 5 and 4), with another door on the right flank (No. 3) and a window on the far right. Three first-floor windows remain in their original positions, and there are modern rooflights added. The building is adjacent to 114A High Street to the north and 7-10 Harrow Inn Close to the south.