36 Church Street, Dromore, Co Down, BT25 1AA

A symmetrical three-bay two-storey terraced red-brick hall, now apartments, with decorative brickwork; built c.1890 as living accommodation for the cathedral sexton, and situated to the north side of Church Street in Dromore town centre. Rectangular plan with recessed arcaded ground floor and two-storey flat-roof return with single-storey porch to rear. Pitched natural slate roof with blue/black angled ridge tiles and tall red-brick chimneystacks; plain timber bargeboards to gable; timber fascia at gable eaves level. Plastic rainwater goods on projecting timber eaves with exposed rafter tails; cast-iron downpipes, cast-iron half-round guttering to rear. Walling is English garden wall-bonded red-brick on a red-brick plinth with decorative toothed and herringbone patterned brickwork to gable; lugged impost mouldings and chamfered edges to arcaded openings; smooth render to rear. Windows are five-paned timber-framed side-hung casements; square-headed in timber architraves to first floor with moulded sill course and segmental-headed with chamfered (partially) tiled sills to ground floor. Replacement timber casements and uPVC to rear. The principal elevation faces south and has central gable with two windows at first floor. Arcaded arrangement to ground floor with semi-circular headed opening containing doorway flanked by elliptical-headed openings. The west gable is almost entirely abutted by narrow modern red-brick slated infill which is abutted by adjoining late-twentieth century two-storey terraced house. The north (rear) elevation has a window to each floor at left and right, modern timber door to ground floor left; abutted at centre by a two-storey flat-roof return with single-storey flat-roof porch to re-entrant angle, accessed by a modern timber door. The east gable is abutted by adjoining building. Setting Street-fronted with small enclosed garden to rear, now forming part of a mainly late-twentieth century terrace of two-storey rendered houses. Situated directly opposite Cathedral Church of Christ the Redeemer (HB17/15/022A) and to west of the Rectory (HB17/15/022B). The rear is accessed via Church View, a modern courtyard housing development; yard to rear enclosed by modern timber gate and original detached slated red-brick garage with timber-sheeted doors. Roof: Natural slate Walling: brick Windows: timber RWG: uPVC & cast-iron