14B Canongate, 14A, Jedburgh

16 Canongate in Jedburgh is a late 18th century, three-storey, three-bay tenement made of stugged cream rubble sandstone. It features an earlier 19th century shop at the ground level and a projection in the close at the rear. The modern entrance door is deep-set, with a vertically divided plate glass shop window to the right, framed by a replacement timber fascia that includes a cornice and awning box. The upper floors have windows in each bay, with the second-floor windows being half-height and having chamfered arrises.

The facade facing Crown Lane is irregular and rendered, serving 14A and B Canongate. It has a door at ground level and a gabled return on the north elevation. The first floor features a window with blind quatrefoil motifs in the gablehead.

The building has 12-pane sash and case timber windows, with 6-pane windows on the second floor at the front. There is a rebuilt stone stack and grey slates on the roof, along with beak skewputts on the rear block.