(Former Unionist Club), Reivers Pool Hall, 69 High Street

Andrew Black, dated 1897, with later additions. 3-storey with upper breaking eaves, 3-bay, rectangular-plan former club premises with mono-pitch brick stair section to rear linking to large hall. Decorative bracketed balustraded doorpiece with seated lions; stone balustraded balconies; prominent corniced and scrolled crowstepped gabled upper breaking eaves windows; ornate octagonal bracketed centre ridge ventilator with wrought iron weathervane. Later 20th century stone pillastered ground floor forming geometric patterned screen. Smooth coursed ashlar, stugged to side; coursed rubble with sandstone margins to rear. Base course; moulded string course to 1st and 2nd floor; stone bracketed eaves course. Chamfered transomed and mullioned canted windows. Later 20th century raised flat roof to rear hall.

Predominantly 6- over 1-pane timber sash and case windows, out of character uPVC glazing to 1st floor. Slate roofs with terracotta ridges; stone skews; corniced rectangular gable end stacks; cast-iron rainwater goods.

INTERIOR: encaustic tile recessed entrance doorway with decorative mosaic floor, wrought iron gates and arched part-glazed inner screen. Large open timber dog-leg stairwell with tripartite leaded windows. Original plan form is in tact with office spaces to main building and large hall to rear. Additional 1st floor hall to heightened section to rear.