184 High Street (Flats A, B and C), Elgin

Row of three, two-storey dwellings, built around 1800, in the rear plot and adjoining the rear of 186 and 188 High Street (see separate listing, LB30801). Nos 184B (centre dwelling) and 184C (south dwelling) are two bays wide, with a single window at the first floor. No 184A (north dwelling) has an additional bay to the right. The ground floor windows of No 184A are now blocked.

It is built in coursed rubble with droved long and short stonework dressings. The south gable is partially rendered. The windows are predominantly timber sash and case frames with a 12-pane glazing pattern. There are a variety of replacement entrance doors. The roof has grey slates and there are traditional square rooflights in the east pitch. There are straight stone skews and the gable chimney stack has been truncated.

The ground floor of the interior was seen in 2018. There are some panelled and painted timber doors and panelled timber window shutters.