32 Main Street, Scarva, Banbridge, County Down, BT32 3NQ

A two-storey three-bay mid-terrace townhouse with adjoining two-storey coach house, pre-dating 1830; rectangular plan form adjoining rear outbuilding. Located centrally in the village on the east side of Main Street. Pitched natural slate roofing with clay ridge tiles and cement coping; cast-iron rainwater goods; smooth rendered chimney with corbelled courses, and pots. Ruled-and-lined render with rusticated long-and-short quoins, projected plinth course and corbelled eaves course. 1/1 timber sliding sash windows with masonry cills and stop-end chamfered head and jambs unless otherwise stated. Replacement timber door with geometric coloured glass rectangular over light; etched emblem located in the bottom left pane. The principal elevation faces west and is symmetrically arranged. The front door is centrally located with single windows either side. Three first floor windows slightly diminished in height. The left gable is abutted by an asymmetrical two-storey outbuilding. Matching eaves and ridge levels. Painted roughcast render. Two timber sheeted doors, right accessing rear passage-way, the left with overlight accessing coach house. Large double leaf timber sheeted door to the left with original ironmongery. Two timber sheeted loading doors, one with cill and one on plinth blocks. Quoins to the left. The coach house is extended to the rear by a two-storey gabled coach masters house with a variety timber sheeted doors and lattice lights facing the rear yard; artificial slate roof; smooth rendered walling. The rear elevation is asymmetrically arranged comprising a variety of timber sliding sash windows; timber casement to ground floor left; replacement concrete cills throughout. Timber rear door with glazed upper panels with lean-to corrugated plastic canopy supported on plain columns. Ground floor left is abutted by lean-to outbuilding (see setting). The right gable is abutted by the Scarva Coal Store (HB17/03/028). Setting The building is part of a continuous terrace running the full length of the east side of Main Street. Small yard to the rear accessed by a barrel vault passage-way. The yard is enclosed by a variety of single storey outbuildings; corrugated-iron and natural slate lean-to roofs backing on to rubble masonry retaining walls; painted brick walling with timber sheeted doors and fixed metal frame windows; painted masonry/brick interiors with exposed timber roof structures; some remains of original fireplaces. Masonry steps accessing rear garden; wrought-iron gates; gas-lamp over masonry pier at bottom of steps. The main house faces onto the landscaped public area, beyond which runs the Newry Canal. Roofing: Natural slate Walling : Ruled-and-lined Windows: Timber RWG: Cast-iron