Hawick Conservative Club, 22 Bourtree Place

James Pearson Alison, dated 1897, with 20th-century additions to rear. 2-storey, Classical clubhouse with Doric porch and balustraded 1st-floor balcony on consoles to recessed 3-bay central section, projecting outer pedimented bays, and gabled hall to rear. Tooled yellow sandstone ashlar with polished ashlar dressings. Base course; blank first-floor frieze; eaves course; moulded cornice with antifixae. Rusticated quoins. Segmental-arched windows in lugged architraves at ground floor, rectangular architraved windows elsewhere.

NW (PRINCIPAL) ELEVATION: 6 stone steps to central, multi-pane-glazed, timber front door with rectangular fanlight set within Roman Doric twin-columned porch with frieze bearing the inscription: 'MEMORIAL STONE LAID BY MARGARET COUNTESS OF DALKEITH 16TH OCTOBER 1897'. Balustraded balcony above, supported on console brackets to flanking bays. Projecting outer bays each with two windows at ground floor; single canted window at 1st floor crowned by balustrade; oculus in pediment. Additional 2-bay section to outer right with secondary door.

NE (SIDE) ELEVATION: 3-bay, Classical section to right with segmental-pedimented dormers. Broad gabled hall to left with single tripartite mullioned and transomed window. Additional smaller, 20th-century, recessed, rendered gabled hall to outer left.

Predominantly plate glass in timber sash-and-case windows. Corniced ashlar stacks with buff clay cans. Grey slate roof. Predominantly cast-iron rainwater goods.

INTERIOR: central lobby with parquet flooring leading to scale-and-platt stair. Some cornices. Stone cellar with some brick partitions.