33 Bridge Street, Banbridge, Co Down, BT32 3JL

A three-storey two-bay mid-terrace commercial premises erected c.1860. Rectangular plan form with lean-to abutments to the rear. Located on the east side of Bridge Street in the centre of the town adjacent to “The Cut”. Replacement pitched mineral fibre slate roof; chimney removed; moulded corbelled eaves removed; replacement uPVC rainwater goods. Stucco moulded facade; vermiculated flush quoins; clock face with painted surrounds; dentilled moulded hood moulding with label stops between first and second floor. Stop chamfered window surrounds; replacement timber top-hung casement windows. Ground floor timber sheeted and panelled shop-front with display window with awning over; replacement timber sheeted door. The principal elevation faces east and is asymmetrically arrange. Shop front at ground floor with paired windows to the first and second floor. The clock is located centrally between first and second floor with the wording, “THE CLOCK. BANBRIDGE”. The left gable is abutted by adjoining building 35 Bridge Street; single window left of centre located within the gable head. The rear elevation is abutted by a lean-to roof. Single centrally position second floor window. The right gable is abutted by adjoining building 31 Bridge Street. Setting Adjoining either side are modern buildings. Small timber shed to the rear with a further masonry outbuilding (no access); beyond which are overgrown grounds with a car park beyond. Roofing: Mineral fibre slate Walling: Stucco Windows: Timber RWG: uPVC