10-12 Church Street, Portaferry, Co Down, BT22 1LS

Two storey public house of possible pre 1834 origin, now extensively altered and renovated with modern window frames, rear extensions, dormer, pseudo half-timbered features, shutters and illuminated projecting pub signs. The building is set within a terrace on the W side of Church Street just N of Portaferry town centre. The front façade is asymmetrical. Roughly to the centre is a panelled door, small decorative canopy over. To either side of the door is a window with modern frame. To first floor are five evenly spaced windows with modern timber frames. To the far right is another panelled door. The front façade is rendered and painted with mock timber framing to the upper half. Modern PVC illuminated pub signs to top left and right of façade. Further tradtional projecting pub sign and log timber signboard over door. The ground floor windows has middle-European style timber shutters. No access to rear. The rear elevation is obscured by large modern extensions etc. some of which are attached to the main building and some of which appear to be free standing. The gabled roof is covered with fibre cement slates. Large modern flat roofed dormer to front. Two brick chimney stacks.