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

184 High Street consists of a row of three two-storey dwellings built around 1800, located at the rear of 186 and 188 High Street. The central dwelling, 184B, and the southern dwelling, 184C, each have two bays and a single window on the first floor. The northern dwelling, 184A, has an additional bay to the right, but its ground floor windows are now blocked.

The buildings are constructed from coursed rubble with droved long and short stonework dressings. The south gable is partially rendered. Most windows are timber sash and case frames featuring a 12-pane glazing pattern, and there are various replacement entrance doors. The roof is covered with grey slates and includes traditional square rooflights on the east pitch. The gable chimney stack has been truncated, and straight stone skews are present.

The interior of the ground floor was observed in 2018 and includes some panelled and painted timber doors along with panelled timber window shutters.