1-3 Main Street, Greyabbey, Newtownards, Co. Down, BT22 2NE

Long two storey block containing a public house / restaurant and a small antiques shop, much altered in recent years with windows enlarged and mock timber framing rendering applied. The block is set on the SE side of Main street, Greyabbey. The gabled roof of the main block is covered with man-made tiles, with three Velux windows to the centre- SW side of the pub. The large return to the rear has a gabled roof with Bangor blue slates. There are two rendered chimney stacks to the SW end of the pub. PVC rw goods. The front (NW) elevation of the public house takes up most of the terrace and has a stepped roof, with the section of the pub to the right (SW) taller than the rest of the pub and the shop to the left. This elevation has been much altered on several occasions in recent times and windows appear to have been blocked, with others enlarged. It now has a mock ‘timber’ frame facade with a series of multi pane windows of various sizes, with patterned glass to many panes. There are three doors to the ground floor, two of which have gabled canopies on brackets over. The door to the left is double. There are two internally illuminated PVC pub signs at either end of the front facade, with two more traditional looking signs between. The SW gable has the same mock timber frame render and has several metal ‘Guinness’ sign boards and lettering spelling out the pub’s name, the ‘Guinness’ corporate logo etc. The has been greatly extended and now has large flat roofed restaurant sections and a small conservatory, as well as along two storey gabled return The front elevation of the small antique shop to the left of the pub has a shop front with a multi pane bowed window with an adjoining timber and glazed door to the right. There is a timber sign board above the shop front and a small double sash window to the left on the first floor. The shop is finished in rough cast render. There is no rear elevation to the shop (i.e. the rear is taken up with the gabled return belonging to the pub).