114 High Street, Linlithgow

This building at 114 High Street, Linlithgow, dates from the later 19th century and is a two-storey, four-bay office structure featuring shaped gables and decorative rainwater goods. The exterior is constructed of stugged, squared, and coursed sandstone rubble, with the ground level painted.

On the south elevation, there are five bays at the ground level, including a splayed angle to the left. Each bay has windows divided by pilasters, and there are two-leaf panelled doors with a tripartite fanlight located at the outer right. Above this, there is a corniced fascia.

The first floor has two bipartite windows in the center, flanked by narrow windows on the outer right and at the splayed angle on the outer left. The roofline is decorative, featuring two Dutch gables over the bipartite windows and a corniced and coped parapet with ball finials at the outer bays.

The ground floor windows have fixed glazing with plate glass below and three panes above, while the first floor features sash and case windows with two-pane lower sashes and six-pane upper sashes. The roof is covered with grey slate and has an off-centre left rooflight. The original cast-iron rainwater goods include hopper heads adorned with grotesque dragons.