Public House, The Auld Mill Inn, 57 And 58 Bank Street

Earlier 19th century with later additions. 2-storey with upper breaking eaves, 3-bay, rectangular-plan public house with later 19th pub frontage. Painted rubble whinstone; sandstone stop-chamfered margins and stone cills to dormers; banded eaves course. 5-bay corniced timber pillastered frontage to ground; pointed breaking-eaves dormers with decorative timber bargeboards, finials and slated cheeks.

Etched plate glass to ground floor with half-glazed inner door; 6 over 2-pane timber sash and case to dormers; cast-iron roof light to rear. Grey slates; rendered end stack; tall clay cans; zinc ridges and gutters; cast-iron downpipes with decorative square hoppers.

INTERIOR: earlier 20th century bar fittings and details intact including timber panelling to dado height and fixed bench seating. Small curved staircase to single combed room and small toilet at 1st floor.