6-9 Court Square, Newtownards, Co. Down, BT23 3NZ

Site, at the S end of Court Square, of former two storey terrace consisting of 4 dwellings and a shop. The block was probably constructed in the mid 1800s and contained some ‘Ards’ doorways, sash windows (some with Georgian panes) and a slated hipped roof. The site is now occupied by the Elim Pentecostal church, erected in 1987. First Survey Report: '2 storey terrace. Roof hipped and slated. Chimneys rendered and concrete brick. Walls rendered and lined. Bevel quoins and base. 9 First floor double/hung windows. Left/hand 3, Georgian panes. Others, no astragals. Gd floor has small shop front with 2/light shop window, vertical astragals with arch, and recent panelled door and plain fanlight, all framed with 3 fluted pilasters and signboard having frieze and dentiled wood cornice. Then house door - double/hung window - door - window- door - window - door and window. No. 9 window has horizontal astragals, others as above. No. 9 doorway has 5 centre arch head, plain archivolt with keystone on pilasters. Decorated fanlight and decorated panelled door. No. 8 doorway as No. 9 but 'sunrise' fanlight, recent glazed and panelled door. Condition: Fair. Frontage about 75 feet'.