14 Main Street, Scarva, Craigavon, Co Down, BT63 6LS

A two-storey four-bay end-of-terrace townhouse pre-dating 1830. Rectangular plan form with a two-storey rear return. Located on the north of the village on the east side of Main Street. Pitched natural slate roofing with clay ridge tiles; cement rendered chimney; partially removed cast-iron rainwater goods. Dry-dash on red mortar walling; plain long-and-short quoins and smooth rendered plinth band. Plain raised reveals to windows and doors; masonry cills. Doors and windows boarded up. The principal elevation faces north-west and is asymmetrically arranged. The door is located left of centre with a single window to the left and two to the right. Diminished in height first floor windows located directly over the ground floor openings. The north-east gable is cement rendered. View largely obscured by adjoining rubble masonry wall located on the right. No view to the rear elevation. The south-west gable is cement rendered with a chimney located at the apex. Largely abutted by two-storey adjoining building 16 Main Street (HB17/03/020). Setting The building is the end block of a continuous terrace running the full length of the east side of Main Street. Heavily vegetated embankment to the rear. Opposite the house is a modern information centre adjacent to the landscaped public area beyond which runs the Newry Canal. Roofing: Natural slate Walling: Pebbledash Windows: Unknown RWG: Cast iron