57 High Street, Donaghadee, Co. Down

Two storey terrace house with large dormer, near the S end of High Street. Front NE facade has ‘Ards’ doorway to left, with ‘blocked’ (Gibbs-like) surround with semicircular arch head. The doorway contains a modern glazed door and plain semicircular fanlight. To the right of the doorway is a window, now with PVC frame. To the first floor are two windows with modern timber frames. The front facade is finished in lined render and painted. The rear has a dilapidated appearance. To the left on the ground floor is a recent looking timber sheeted door, to the right is a single storey extension with modern window, corrugated iron flat roof and concrete block and brick facade. Directly above this extension (on the main rear facade) is a fixed light window set at an intermediate level. To the left of this (and set at first floor level proper) is a sash window whose bottom pane is now boarded. To the right at attic level is a small window opening, now boarded. The rear facade is finished in plain render. The roof is gabled and is totally dominated at the front by a large flat roofed dormer constructed and faced in timber. The rear of the roof has Tullycavy slates. PVC and cast iron rw goods.