Coal Store, adj 32 Main Street, Scarva, Banbridge, Co Down, BT63 6LS

A symmetrical single-cell double-height former garage built c.1945. Rectangular plan form located directly of Scarva Main Street forming part of an earlier residential terrace. Pitched corrugated "Big 6" asbestos roofing with skylights over single span steel framed truss; shaped asbestos guttering. Parapeted large-pebble-dashed walling with concrete coping and smooth cement long-and-short quoins and plinth. Vestigial steel-framed windows largely boarded up from exterior and interior with exposed painted cement reveals and concrete cills. Replacement double-leaf timber square-headed vehicular door with cement reveals. West facing principal gable, symmetrically arranged with single rise stepped parapet abutting pitched roof. Door centrally positioned with windows either side covered by posters of historical images of Scarva. Raised cement sign board with lettering "SCARVA COAL STORE". Further lettering formed from the pebble-dash, reading “GARAGE” “AUTOMOBILE” and “ENGINEER”. The north elevation is blank and largely abutted by adjoining dwelling 32 Main Street (HB17/03/027). The east gable is asymmetrically arranged comprising a single central timber sheeted door with vestiges of a steel-framed casement window to the right; smooth cement rendered walling. The south elevation is blank and largely abutted by adjoining dwelling 34 Main Street (HB17/03/029A). Setting: Located on the east side of the Main Street forming part of a historic terrace. The rear of the site is heavily overgrown on a steep incline. The principal elevation over looks the park with the Newry Canal beyond. Roofing: Corrugated mineral fibre Walling: Pebble-dashed Windows: Steel RWG: Mineral fibre