9A Church Square, Banbridge, Co Down, BT32 4AP

A three-storey four-bay town-house (now commercial premises) built c.1840; rectangular plan form with rear single-storey extension. Located east of the junction between Castlewellan Road and Church Square southeast of the Crozier Monument (HB17/07/011) north of the centre of Banbridge town. Pitched natural slate roofing with clay ridge tiles; uPVC replacement rainwater goods; smooth rendered chimney, no pots. Ruled-and-lined walling (roughcast to the rear). 6/6 sliding sash windows first floor right with exposed boxes; granite cills. Four-panelled timber door with bolection mouldings and brass ironmongery; beaded muntin; rectangular over light; panelled pilaster door case rising to cornice course. The principal elevation faces northeast and is asymmetrically arranged. The front entrance is located left of centre with replacement tri-partite timber sliding sash window with concrete cill to the left; shop front to the right comprising replica timber panelled door flanked by large glazed panels. The left gable abuts adjoining building, 2A Castlewellan Road. The rear elevation is blank; modern brick chimney to the right; modern single-storey lean-to extension across the ground floor; of no interest. The right gable is abutted by adjoining building HB17/07/013. Setting The building forms part of a three-storey historic terrace. The rear is accessed via the coach entrance and yard associated with adjoining building (HB17/07/013). Opposite the terrace is a large modern brick wall enclosing the police station. Northwest of the site are further historic structures. Roofing: Natural slate Walling: render Windows: timber RWG: uPVC