Roebuck Inn, 25 Main Street, Limavady, Co Londonderry, BT49 OEP

Two storey three bay terraced house on the south east side of Main Street forming a group with the similar number 23 adjacent (HB02/12/013). Painted brick facade with rendered and decorated ground floor. Elaborate architrave around imitation sash windows of upper floors: lugged with keystone at centre of head. Each window with eight panes i.e. square, panes not of rectangular Georgian proportion. Stone cills, slate roof, reconstructed brick chimneys at each end of ridge, cast iron rainwater goods. Two entrance doors on ground floor of similar design. One to the south west end of the facade aligning with the windows above. The other aligning with the space between the upper windows further to the north east. This door is flanked by two narrow windows with heads aligning with the door fanlights. All openings to this floor have pronounced quoins which interrupt a more standard architrave at regular intervals. (A Gibbs surround’). Semi-circular fanlights to the doors are single pane with an interlacing pattern in an etched background. The doors have five panels and original door furniture. Two vertical panels over the mid rail have semi-circular heads. Between the openings the plasterwork is coursed. An entablature across the whole facade contains the name of the pub: ‘Roebuck Inn’. A cornice above abuts the cills of the first floor windows. Each end of the entablature abuts a projecting bracket carved with overlapping medals and ribs. The rear of the building is obscured by a two storey pitched modern return. This extends across the full width of the facade and to the D O E car park in the rear. Its width is reduced near the car park to allow a right of way to the back of number 23 to be maintained.