46 Meeting Street, Dromore, Co Down, BT25 1AJ

Group of three small non-identical brick-built terrace houses of 1887 with the middle house incorporating a large vehicle archway, all three now have PVC windows and doors and the position of the ground floor door and window of no.46 recently juxtaposed. The grouping is set within the terrace on the sloping west side of Meeting Street, to the south-east of Dromore town centre. The front elevation of the grouping faces roughly E, with no.46 on the higher level to the south end. No.46 To the right on the ground floor of the front elevation of no.46 is the main entrance, which has a recent PVC door and narrow fanlight. To the left of this is a window with PVC frame. The window now occupies the position once taken up by the doorway (and vice-versa). To the first floor there is a single off-centre window, as that to ground floor. The front façade is in painted brick. To the rear of the property is a large two storey extension with a flat roof. To the W face of the extension there is a PVC door and small window (with PVC frame) to the ground floor, and a larger window with PVC frame to the first floor. The W face of the return is finished in painted rough cast, the N face in plain painted render. The S face could not be seen. The roof is slated and has a single brick chimney stack to N. Metal rw goods to front, PVC to rear.