5 Main Street, Greyabbey, Newtownards, Co. Down, BT22 2NE

Two storey house of perhaps c.1930s set within a terrace, now a shop with mock timber framing rendering applied and recent top hung windows. The property is set on the SE side of Main Street, Greyabbey. The main gabled roof is covered in asbestos cement slates to front and mixture of asbestos cement and asbestos free slates, to rear. Single brick chimney stack in centre of main roof. The front NW facade is asymmetrical and has a slightly left of centre shop doorway with timber and glazed door, with bevel jointed surround including keystone and shoulder blocks. Four pane timber window to left of door with segmental arch head to frames of upper two (top hung) panes. Small timber shop sign board above window. Similar window to right, with timber and glazed door (to first floor apartments) to far right. Ground floor facade finished in rough cast render. First floor has two windows, directly above and same as, ground floor windows. Mock half timber facade to first floor (over rough cast render). Square timber shop signboard between windows. Traditional looking projecting sign to right of right hand window. Large two storey gabled return to rear with modern windows similar in style to front, but of varying sizes. Return roof gabled and covered with asbestos free slates. Rendered chimney stack. Return finished in rough cast. Small name plaque (‘Osmond’) to left of shop door.