[2] The new town hall and coaching house was designed by William Robertson in the neoclassical style, built in ashlar stone with a harled finish at a cost of £3,000 and was completed in summer 1823.

The wings featured wider outer bays which were slightly projected forward and were fenestrated by sash windows set in round headed recesses on the first floor.

[8] A four-bay extension to the north to create a library facing The Square was built to a design by John Fowlie and was completed in 1900.

[2] Following a major fire in the town hall in 1942, extensive repairs were carried out to a design by George Legg and completed in 1953.

[12] After Moray Council announced the proposed closure of the town hall, it was also acquired by Milne Property Developments, in January 2019.