91 East High Street, Crieff

Originally late 18th century, recast as school, converted to flatted dwellings probably late 19th century. Tall 2-storey with attic and basement, 6-bay, rectangular-plan former school and chapel, closing irregular terrace. Painted stucco with stone margins. Stepped hoodmould incorporating traceried window; hoodmould with label-stops; chamfered reveals to E.

N (ENTRANCE) ELEVATION: bays to left with centre door and 2-part fanlight, windows to outer bays at each floor, dormer windows breaking eaves. Bays to right mirror those at left but outer right bay gabled with tall hoodmoulded bipartite window in gablehead with stack piercing right pitch. Further shouldered stack breaking eaves at centre. Tower of adjoining property set-back to outer right (see Notes).

E ELEVATION: broad gabled elevation on ground falling to S. Blocked 3-light traceried window to centre at ground and small hoodmoulded window high up in gablehead. 2 window slappings to basement, and garden wall with Tudor-arched pedestrian entrance abutting at outer left.

4-pane glazing pattern in timber sash and case windows. Grey slates. Coped stuccoed stacks with cans (mostly polygonal) and ashlar-coped skews with decorative skewputts to E.