1-3 High Street, Hawick

Early 19th century. Two 3-storey and attic tenements forming end of terrace, with shared shop at ground floor. Painted ashlar to shopfront; squared, coursed, painted whinstone rubble with raised painted ashlar margins to upper storeys; rendered to rear. Continuous shopfront across both buildings, with broad fluted pilasters.

NO 1: 2 bays at 1st and 2nd floors; segmental-headed dormer offset to right. Raised long-and-short quoins to 1st and 2nd floors at left corner. Regular fenestration to front; irregular fenestration to rear.

NO 3: Half-glazed, timber-panelled tenement door to outer right; 3 bays at 1st and 2nd floors; 2 symmetrically placed canted dormers. 1st-floor cill course; 1st-floor lintel course; eaves course. Raised long-and-short quoins to right at 1st and 2nd floors. Regular fenestration to front; irregular fenestration to rear. INTERIOR: Some cornices; some panelling around windows.

Modern plate glass shop windows; predominantly plate glass in timber sash-and-case windows elsewhere. Grey slate roof. Ashlar-coped skews. Ashlar-coped rubble stack with ashlar quoins, thackstanes and circular clay cans to S end of No 1; ashlar-coped, rendered stacks with thackstanes and circular clay cans to No 3.