10 Bridge Street, Dromore, Co Down, BT25 1AN

A two-bay three-storey terraced commercial premises, partially incorporated into the neighbouring building (HB17/15/016B); pre-dating 1833 and located to the west side of Bridge Street in Dromore town centre. Rectangular plan with two-storey return and rubble-stone and red-brick outbuilding to rear. Pitched natural slate roof. Cast-iron half-round rainwater goods on eaves course. Walling is painted lined-and-ruled render with straight quoins. Windows are tripartite 3/3 timber-framed sliding-sash with projecting painted masonry sills; modern plate-glass window to shop-front at ground floor. The principal elevation faces east; window to first and second floor right of centre. To left at ground floor is a timber-sheeted latch door to side-alley leading to rear yard. To right is a modern shop-front with plate-glass window on chamfered stall riser and six-panelled timber door with transom light to right. The south elevation is abutted by adjoining building (HB17/15/016B). The west (rear) elevation is abutted to left by the two-storey return; to right is a modern timber door to second floor with attached metal staircase and window to first floor right. Right bay has 1/1 window (smaller) to first and ground floor right and side-alley at ground floor. The north elevation is abutted by adjoining building. Setting Set directly north of bridge over the River Lagan and forming part of an early nineteenth-century terrace in the centre of Dromore. To south is a timber-sheeted latch-gate to side-alley leading to a rear yard, partially lawned with rubble-stone and red-brick outbuilding and enclosed by mature hedgerow . Roof: Natural slate Walling: Ruled-and-lined render Windows: Timber-framed sash RWG: Cast-iron