59 High Street, Selkirk

59 High Street in Selkirk is an early 19th-century, two-storey terraced tenement with an attic and seven bays, featuring shops on the ground floor. The building has a painted line-render finish, with pebbledash on the northeast elevation, and includes a base course and eaves course.

The southeast elevation, facing High Street, has irregularly arranged bays in a 3-2-2 pattern. The central bays feature a modern glazed door in the left bay, a plate glass letterbox fanlight, and a window above on the first floor. To the right, there is a shop window on the ground floor and a window above on the first floor. The left bays contain a panelled door at the centre with a plate glass letterbox fanlight and a window above, while the right bay has a panelled door at ground level with a plate glass letterbox fanlight above and a window on the first floor. The rightmost bays are closely grouped, with a partly glazed door in the left bay, a plate glass letterbox fanlight, and a window above, along with a shop window at ground level in the right bay and a window above.

The northwest elevation has a small addition to the outer right of No. 55. The building features plate glass timber sash and case windows, except for the plate glass fixed-pane shop windows on the ground floor and plate glass swing windows on the first floor in the central bays. The roof is slate, with harled and coped mutual stacks, and there are half-piended tripartite dormers in the outer two-bay groups.

The interior was not seen in 1995.