Newcastle Arms, 50 High Street, Coldstream

Public house composed of 3 units:

east, middle, and west:

1) East range. Late 19th century. Painted snecked rubble with

broached ashlar quoins and plain margins.

High Street front: 2-storey with attic, 3-bay house. Base

course. Architraved doorpiece with segmental pediment. 2-pane

sash windows. Eaves band. Market Street elevation: 2-storey

over basement, 3-bay, 2-pane sashes except ground floor

centre where Venetian with blind sidelights. Eaves band,

interrrupted by shouldered modern stack.

2) Middle range. Circa 1840 2-storey with attic, 4-bay stable

block, converted into bar and dwelling. Painted broached

ashlar. Pends at centre left and right. Former door to bar

with sidelights, segmental cornice above. 2-pane sashes.

Slate roof with gabletted dormer raised through eaves, and

brick end stacks.

3) Mid-19th century outbuildings. Painted rubble. At left:

2-storey with pend and sash window above.

Slate roof. At right: 2-storey with lintelled pend and loft

door above.

Skewed gable to street front.

Corrugated iron roof.