30 High Street, Jedburgh

30 High Street in Jedburgh is a later 19th-century, three-storey, two-bay tenement built from snecked cream sandstone rubble. It features an original shopfront and a narrow pend at the ground level. The building has stugged and polished ashlar margins with stop-chamfered arrises. The pend is located to the outer right, leading to Ninian Bell's Close. To the outer left, there is a door to the house with a rectangular fanlight that is deep-set in a moulded doorcase. In the center, there is a roll-moulded ashlar surround for two-pane plate glass display windows, which are divided vertically, along with a cill and a two-leaf panelled door to the left. The upper floors have single windows on the left and bipartite windows on the right.

The windows are four-pane sash and case timber. The roof is covered with grey slates and features a brick stack. There is an ashlar skew to the right with a console skewputt, which is effectively part of No 32.