The Alexander Arms Hotel, 34 Main Street, Limavady, Co Londonderry, BT49 OEU

Three storey smooth rendered and painted hotel building four windows wide. Double pile slate roof with flat roof bridging the internal valley. Cast iron guttering and downpipe.Windows are PVC with central transom set in raised architrave. Stone cills, painted, with modern decorative metal upstand. Entrance door at top of three tiled steps flanked by tuscan columns supporting a semi-circular pediment above. Centre of pediment has much smaller undecorated semi-circular window to lobby beyond. One window at ground floor is located to the north east of the entrance, two are located to the south west. The hotel faces south east onto Main Street. To the north east is an arch through the ground floor of number 36. To the south west number 32 is of exactly the same width and height and is also rendered. The arch reveals number 36 to be brick built upon a basalt coursing which rises to 1.2 metres from ground level. The hotel may have been similar but is now rendered. Part of the north east gable projects to the rear one metre beyond number 36. It is unrendered above ground level with bricked up windows and chimney on the apex of the rear pile. A flat roofed kitchen extension projects for two levels and is rendered. The rear elevation is also rendered with little order to the windows. Behind the hotel is an interesting stable block which runs continuously behind No. 32, 34, 36 and 38 Main Street. Built of brick and a storey and a half in height, it presents an arch flanked by a door and circular windows to the courtyard of No. 34 with a further three circular windows above and a door which projects up through the eaves forming a dormer.