Bank Of Scotland, 88 High Street, Coldstream

Late 19th century. French Renaissance style former British

Linen Bank. 2-storey and attic, symmetrical 6-window front.

Ashlar. Projecting porch with 2 engaged Ionic columns on

pedestals flanking door and sash windows to sides.

Entablature over and die and baluster parapet. Bipartite

windows flank porch, architraved door to left and sash to

right end bays. Windows architraved with moulded bracketted

cills. Panels over windows and doors. Cornice over ground

floor. 1st floor: 2 centre windows advanced and framed by

panelled Corinthian pilasters, outer ones paired. Architraved

sashes with moulded cill course and shaped aprons. Eaves

entablature with die and baluster parapet, and 3 wallhead

dormers. Outer ones have sashes flanked by panelled Ionic

pilasters and scrolls with entablature and steep pediments.

Inner one has bipartite with similar pilasters and

entablature and wider scrolls. Above entablature is raised

corniced block with steep pediment over. Platformed slate

roof with central stacks. Side elevations of snecked and

stugged ashlar. Margined windows.