Public House (Former Royal Bank Of Scotland), 112 High Street

J & J Hall, 1923. 3-storey, 9-bay, (arranged 3-1-5) symmetrical corner-sited former bank building in classical style with flatted accommodation above. Round arched cavetto doorway to canted corner bay; recessed balustrade, pilasters and curved hoodmould to principal window above; squared openings with voussoirs to ground floor; round arched cavetto openings to 1st floor, square openings with recessed pilasters above. Smooth dressed ashlar; channelled rustication to ground floor. Moulded string course to 1st floor; band courses to 2nd and upper floors linking keystones to openings; projecting moulded string course at eaves. Plain rendered brick rear elevation.

Fixed hardwood glazing to ground floor; timber sash and case to upper floors with vertical astragals at 1st floor. Twin leaf hardwood panelled doors to main entrance, painted panelled doors with fanlights to sides. Predominantly flat lead roof; small pitched slated section to NE, Rendered stacks to NE and S with short cans.

INTERIOR: access not possible due to unknown ownership. Finely detailed panelled timber lobby with glazed internal doors leading to main ground floor space. Later 20th century alterations to public house interior.