10, 11, and 12 Market Square, Antrim, BT41 4AW

The buildings at 10, 11, and 12 Market Square, Antrim, were a three-storey brick-built terrace that have since been demolished and replaced with a new structure. Appearing on an Ordnance Survey map of 1857, they were likely constructed between 1860 and 1879 and stylistically aligned with the High Victorian era.

The terrace featured string courses and drip mouldings, with yellow brick dressings around the window openings. Half dormers lit the roof space. The roofs were slated, and the shop fronts were contemporary to the buildings. The upper windows were double-hung, consisting of plain sashes below and small-paned sashes above. These windows were paired and set within small projections from the main façade, each topped with bargeboard gables at roof level.

The site of the terrace is associated with a monument, recorded as SMR no ANT182. The buildings were formerly used as shops within a terrace and now stand within the Town Parks townland and a conservation area.