Riversley House, 4 Church Street, Banbridge, Co Down, BT32 4AA

A symmetrical three-bay two-storey-with-attic house, now in use by a Housing Association, built c.1800 and located to the east side of Bridge Street in Banbridge town centre. Rectangular plan with large two- and-three-storey modern extension to rear. Pitched natural slate roof with blue/black angled ridge tiles and rendered chimneystacks having tall terracotta pots. Cast-iron ogee rainwater goods on moulded and corbelled eaves course. Walling is painted smooth render on a contrasting plinth. Windows are replacement 6/6 timber sliding sash with horns and projecting stone sills. The principal elevation faces southwest and is arranged about a central elliptical-arched doorcase, with three openings to each floor. Four granite steps lead to a raised-and-pointed four panel timber door with sidelights flanked by pilasters and surmounted by a segmental overlight, all in a painted surround with V-joints. The northwest elevation has two casement windows to attic and is partially abutted by adjoining building (HB17/04/010B). The northeast (rear) elevation has a replacement uPVC window to first and ground floor left; abutted at right by the large two-and-three-storey extension (of no interest). The southeast elevation has two uPVC windows to attic. Setting Set back from the street with a small lawned garden to front enclosed with a smooth rendered wall with square gate and corner piers having pointed caps; those to centre support a cast-iron latch gate. To southeast gable is a modern metal gate leading to a rear entrance housed in the modern two-and-three-storey extension to rear. Roof: Natural slate Walling: Render Windows: Timber / uPVC RWG: Cast-iron