30 Main St, Scarva, Craigavon, Co Down, BT63 6LS

A two-storey five-bay mid-terrace townhouse and former shop (now single dwelling), pre-dating 1830; rectangular plan form with a single-storey extension to the rear. Located centrally in the village on the east side of Main Street. Pitched mineral fibre slate roofing with clay ridge tiles; uPVC rainwater goods; cement rendered chimney and cement coping. Dashed walling; smooth rendered plinth, long-and-short quoins and slightly projecting rendered reveals. 1/1 double-glazed timber sliding sash windows with masonry cills. Quadripartite segmental headed display window with moulded surrounds and decorative lead flashing. Replacement timber sheeted door. The principal elevation faces west and is asymmetrically arranged. The front door is located to the left, with two windows to the right, and a quadripartite display window to the far right. The first floor is five windows wide. The left gable is abutted by 26/28 Main Street (HB17/03/025). The rear elevation is asymmetrically arranged. Cement roughcast rendered. The left is abutted by a single storey mono-pitch return comprising a pair modern timber glazed doors to the right and a timber casement window to the left. The gable is abutted by a further flat-roofed outbuilding of no interest. Right of the return is a single bi-partite casement window with a single timber glazed door to the far right. Three diminished in scale casement windows to first floor. Single roof light to the left side of the rear pitch. The right gable is abutted by 32 Main Street (HB17/03/027). Setting The building is part of a continuous terrace running the full length of the east side of Main Street. Tiered hard landscaped garden to the rear beyond which is a heavily vegetated embankment. Opposite the house is a landscaped public area, beyond which runs the Newry Canal. Roofing: Mineral fibre slate Walling: Dashed Windows: Timber RWG: Cast-iron / uPVC