51-53 Main Street, Greyabbey, Newtownards, Co. Down, BT22 2NE

Relatively plain two storey terrace house, built c.1840s as two dwellings, but amalgamated c.1980s. The property is situated on the south east side of Main Street, Greyabbey. This house was two properties until recently and consequently the front (NW) elevation is asymmetrical. To the right of centre there is a timber panelled door with simple moulded surround with keystone. Sash window with ‘Georgian’ panes, and similar surround as door, to right of door. To immediate left of door is a similar window. This window used to be the doorway to No.53. To the left of this is a larger fixed window with many ‘Georgian’ panes. To the first floor are four evenly spaced windows, with ‘Georgian’ panes, made to resemble sash windows, but with a small upper opener. Front facade finished in plain render with chamfered quoins and painted. NE gable blank and rendered, with modern garage (with mono pitched roof) attached. Rear has two small sash windows, with ‘Georgian’ panes, to first floor, with French doors to right on ground floor. The left side of the ground floor has a large ‘porch’ attached, with corrugated transparent PVC (flat) roof. There is a glazed kitchen door on the main house within the ‘porch’ and a modern kitchen window to the left of this. Rear finished in plain render and painted. Remains of rubble built outbuildings in back garden. The gabled roof is covered with asbestos slates to front and mixture of asbestos and asbestos free slates to rear. Rendered chimney stack. PVC rw goods.