Fleece Hotel, 7 Market Place, Selkirk

Earlier 19th century with later 19th century alterations and additions; further alterations and additions. 3-storey, 3-bay building at end of terrace and on corner site. Pebbledash with painted droved ashlar dressings (some render-repaired). Slightly raised quoins; band course and profiled guttering between 1st and 2nd floors; cornice and Jacobean balustraded parapet with panelled coped dies to outer with ball finials and broken by Jacobean dormerheads.

SE ELEVATION: 6-panelled door to centre with brass fittings, much weathered cornice to doorpiece; Art Nouveau brass and glass canopy, with gilt-painted name, acroteria and brass sinuous brackets; windows flanking and to each floor above. All windows at 2nd floor breaking cornice at eaves, with curvilinear dormerheads and ashlar finials.

NE ELEVATION: 13-bay, comprising side elevation of original property and 2 adjoining properties at increasingly lower heights, with irregularly disposed fenestration.

Mainly modern glazing (except to NE, where some plate glass timber sash and case windows survive), including timber pivot windows to SE. Slate roof (possible platformed to part of additions to rear). droved ashlar wallhead stack to gableheads to NE elevation. Cast-iron rainhoppers at eaves level of SE elevation.

INTERIOR: not seen, 1995.