2-4 Church Street, Portaferry, Co. Down, BT22 1LS

Three storey terrace house with 'urban vernacular' appearance and relatively recently inserted shop front. This building may represent an 18th century structure which was raised a storey c.1840. The property is situated at the south end of Church Street leading into the Square. Finished in rough cast render and painted. Front (E) elevation is asymmetrical. To the left on the ground floor is a shop window with modern door with decorative lights. Wooden sign with frame above shop window. Gateway to alley with timber sheeted double door at left side (south gable). To the left of the shop front is a timber doorway with panels taken out and replaced with glazing. Sash window to right of doorway with Georgian panes. Doors and windows on entire ground floor all noticeably low. First and second floors have three windows on each floor, all as ground floor right. The front façade is finished in rough cast render and painted. Eaves course. Small two pane window high in south gable. Gable finished in plain render. To the right at the rear of No. 2 is a shallow two storey, flat roofed extension. To the ground floor is a long single storey, flat roofed return. To the left is a single storey mono pitch return. This appears to contain out houses. Between the returns, to the main rear façade, there is a timber sheeted and glazed door and a sash window. To the first floor are two windows of differing size, both with modern frames. To the second floor is a single window with modern frame. Roof- Pitched roof with Bangor blue slates to Nos.2 & 4. Two yellow brick chimney stacks, one at south gable of No.2 and another between No.4 and No.6. No pots on either stack. Cement parapet to south gable of No.2. PVC gutters.