47, 49 Graham Place, Stromness

47 and 49 Graham Place in Stromness is a mid to late 19th-century, two-storey, three-bay rectangular shop with living accommodation above. The building features a chamfered northeast corner at the ground level. The ground floor has a modern dry-dash finish, while the first floor is covered in traditional painted harl. A band course separates the ground and first floors. The openings have concrete margins with aproned cills on the ground floor, and block cills for the first-floor windows.

On the east elevation, the principal facade, there is a modern glazed door in the central bay, with a timber fascia reading 'D A LEASK' above it. There is a shop window at ground level, with a window above on the first floor in the bays on either side.

The north side elevation is four bays, arranged in two groups of two. The left group has a gabled section with a window on each floor to the left and a modern part-glazed door to the right, with a gablehead stack above. The right group also has a window on each floor to the left, with a modern part-glazed door and a window above to the right.

The first-floor windows are modern timber-framed with top-hung upper lights, while the ground floor features modern shop windows. The roof is covered with purple Welsh slate, with a stone ridge and concrete skews. The gables have harled corniced stacks, and the building has uPVC rainwater goods, with some cast-iron downpipes on the north side.

Inside, the building is fitted as a modern butcher's shop, with a cold store located at the rear.