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

A two-storey four-bay mid-terrace former pair of townhouses, pre-dating 1830; rectangular plan form. Located to the north of the village on the east side of Main Street. Pitched natural slate roofing (under safety netting due to slipping slates) with clay ridge tiles; cast-iron rainwater goods; brick chimneystack. Painted dashed walling; smooth plinth band and platband. Contrasting raised reveals to windows and doors. 6/6 exposed box timber sliding sash at ground floor with 3/6 (left pair) and 6/3 (right pair) at first floor; several glazing bars removed; masonry cills. Replacement ground floor left 2/2 window with horns. Four panelled timber door with glazed upper panels to far left; timber sheeted door to far right. The principal elevation faces west and is symmetrically arranged. The left two bays comprise a former individual dwelling; door to left with single window to the right. Two first floor windows directly over. The right two bays comprise a door to right with single ground floor window to left; two first floor windows directly over. Plain string course at first floor level. The left gable is abutted by 18 Main Street (HB17/03/021). No view to the rear elevation (See surveyor’s notes). The right gable is abutted by 22 Main Street (HB17/03/023). Setting The building is part 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 landscaped public area, beyond which runs the Newry Canal. Roofing: Natural slate Walling: Dashed Windows: Timber RWG: Cast-iron