1 Market Place, Jedburgh

1 Market Place in Jedburgh is a later 19th-century, three-storey and cellar tenement building made of bull-faced cream sandstone. It features four bays and includes a shop on the ground floor. The building has ashlar dressings and stop-chamfered reveals, with the right bay slightly canted back.

The ground floor is faced with ashlar and has a panelled door with a rectangular fanlight to the right, along with three single plate glass windows to the left. Each of these windows has a broader opening below the cill that lights or ventilates the basement. The first floor has windows in all bays, with a cill course running across. The second floor features a large canted oriel window in the inner left bay, which has panelled aprons. The flanking bays are blank and adorned with shield plaques, while the right bay has a single window with a broad bracketed cill.

The plain ashlar eaves support a moulded gutter. There is a stugged rubble return to the east, which has a corner chamfer at the ground level and includes a door flanked by windows. The windows are plate glass timber sash and case, and the roof is a piend style covered with grey slates.