Walton Hall , at no 138, with massive wooden doors, was once the home of James Ballantyne, a fellow student of Scott and partner in his publishing business. Another building of note is Falcon Hall .

A walk with a fine view over the river, the dam, the knoll where Roxburgh Castle once stood, Floors Castle in an admirable setting and the backs of a series of private houses.

This octagonal parish church was built in 1773 by James Nisbet, a local man. The first level of windows are straight and the second level arched, all with a dripstone, a typical local architectural feature. The octagonal roof is capped with a lante..