23 Main Street, Limavady, Co Londonderry, BT49 OEP

Three storey, three bay, terraced house on the south east side of Main street forming a group with the similar Roebuck Inn adjacent (HB02/12/014). Modern flat roofed dormer projects from slate roof. Façade is brick on ground floor and smooth rendered above. Cast iron rainwater goods. PVC windows in a twelve pane Georgian pattern on the first and second floors, with painted stone cills. Shopfront window on ground floor, single pane with integral glazed entrance door all of modern construction with modern painted timber sign above. Fine fanlit Georgian doorway to south west end of facade aligning with windows above. Tuscan columns without decorative base (but stone plinth) support a decorative entablature which breaks forward over the column heads. Above is a finely detailed segmental cobweb fanlight. The hardwood door which has brass furniture is six panelled and has a stained finish. Door and furniture are probably not original. The door-case is recessed in the brick facade. The jamb of the brickwork is rendered and painted. To the rear of the building the walls are completely rendered. Windows are PVC with one aligning set dropping to light the stair inside. A return of three storeys sits out into the yard. The former stable block at the end of the plot has been converted into a shop with storage above, selling computers. Its facade faces onto the D O E car park at the rear.