44 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. No.44 This house has a much wider frontage than either of its neighbours, incorporating a large vehicle archway. To the left on the ground floor of the front elevation is the main entrance, with PVC door. To right is a window with PVC frame. To right again is a large vehicle entrance with large timber-sheeted double doors. Above the doors is a semicircular arched tympanum filled with painted timber sheeting with a small window with PVC frame to centre. There is a projecting brick course following the line of the semicircular arch. To the left on the first floor proper is a window as ground floor. The front façade is in painted brick. To the ground floor of the rear elevation there is PVC door to right and a window with PVC frame to left. Roughly to the centre of the first floor there is another window with PVC frame. To the left of this (above the archway) is a narrower window with a modern frame (this window may belong to no.42]. The rear façade is finished in plain render which is largely painted, however the section above the vehicle arch is unpainted (which could suggest that this portion actually belongs to no.42). A tall rendered wall extends from the rear elevation and abuts a large two storey brick-built outbuilding further to the W. This outbuilding stretches N to enclose a yard at the rear of no.42. The roof of no.44 is slated and has a central brick chimneystack. The rw goods are a mixture of PVC and cast iron.