19 High Street, Jedburgh

19 High Street in Jedburgh is a large, three-storey, two-bay house built in 1897 by James Pearson Alison. The building is constructed from stugged cream sandstone and features ashlar dressings. On the ground floor, between two shops, there is a 9-pane door with a fanlight inscribed "Albert House," flanked by slender panelled pilasters. A consoled fascia with a dentilled cornice spans the ground floor. The shops have a three-bay layout on the left and a two-bay layout on the right, with plate glass windows set on a base course, moulded frames, and deep-set glazed panelled doors topped with rectangular fanlights.

The upper floors feature tripartite windows on the left and bipartite windows on the right. The first-floor windows have raised margins, chamfered arrises, and heavy consoled cornices. The second-floor windows are adorned with moulded architraves and cills, and there is a panel between them displaying the entwined date of 1897. A moulded lintel course and a heavy eaves cornice with modillions complete the design.

The building has plate glass timber sash windows with horns, rubble gable end walls, and broad coped stacks, most of which retain their original circular cans. The roof is covered with grey slates.