26 The Parade, Donaghadee, Co. Down

No.26 is now a shop and has been greatly altered in recent years. The front (N) facade has a right of centre ‘Ards’ doorway with plain pilasters and keystone. This encases a semicircular fanlight and modern glazed door. To the left is a greatly enlarged window with PVC frame and plain narrow surround. To the right is a much smaller window with similar surround, but now with PVC frame. To the first floor are four evenly spaced windows, as ground floor right. There are two timber signs between the ground and first floors and a traditional style projecting sign to the right on the first floor. The front facade is finished in rough cast. To the front of the gabled roof are two large timber constructed dormers with curved roofs and large PVC windows. Attached to the ground floor of the rear facade is a large single storey flat roofed extension with modern windows and door. To the first floor of the rear of the main house are three small-ish windows of differing shapes , but all with modern frames. The rear facade and the extension are also finished in rough cast. The roof is gabled and has Bangor blue slates. Rendered chimney stack to E. Mixture of PVC and cast iron rw goods.