5 High Street, Jedburgh

This building, located at 7 High Street in Jedburgh, dates from the mid-19th century and is a three-storey, three-bay tenement with a shop on the ground floor, situated on a corner site where the street line steps back. It is constructed from cream stugged and coursed sandstone, featuring ashlar dressings and a cill course at the second floor. The ground floor has a corniced plate glass shopfront with a moulded fascia, a deep-set two-leaf glass door with a rectangular fanlight at the center, and flanking plate glass display windows that have secondary glazing at the rear. To the right of the shopfront, there is a panelled door with a rectangular fanlight, and the building has a base course. The upper floors contain windows in each bay, with the first-floor cills aligned with the cornice. There is a gabled return to the left, which has a single visible bay made up of an ashlar shopfront and base course at the ground level, a chamfered corner, and single windows above. The building features four-pane sash and case timber windows where they survive, flat ashlar skews, and consoled skewputts, along with a coped rendered stack.