26 Church Street, Portaferry, Co. Down, BT22 1LS

Substantial but plain two storey terrace house, of perhaps c.1830-35, set on the NW side of Church street. Front elevation faces E and is assymmetrical. To the ground floor there is a six panel timber door with a plain fanlight, to the left of centre. Modern two pane modern window to far left is separated from the front doorway by narrow pier. Two windows to right of front doorway as previous. Moulded surround to all windows and door. Stone cills, plinth, quoins. To the first floor are three sash windows with horns. Moulded surround to windows, stone cills. To the rear are two extensions. That to the left is single storey and has a hipped, is canted and has a pitched roof which is finished in Bangor Blue slate. That to the right is two storey but being some what squat is much smaller than the main elevation. This extension is positioned centrally and has a flat roof. To the main elevation are three windows. That to the far left and right are smaller and has two pane PVC frames while that to the centre (above the two storey extension) is a large modern four pane timber window. There are two Velux windows to the main roof. The gableed roof is covered with Bangor blue slates and cement render parapets. Rendered chimney stacks with an assortment of pots. Aluminium extruded ogee gutter with cast iron down spout. Rusticated eaves course. Prominent electric cabling.