14 Main Street, Limavady, Co Londonderry, BT49 OEU

Four storey Georgian town house at south west end of a block of three. Surviving shopfront at ground floor. Building two bays wide, of exposed brick above rendered ground floor. Brick is more red than other two houses (HB02/12/006B and 005). Slate roof, cast iron rainwater goods, large brick chimney matching Numbers18 and 20 to north east of ridge. Smaller brick chimney on south west gable. Sash windows decrease in height rising up the building. Twelve panes on first and second floor windows, nine on third. Iron bracket for former lantern projecting between first floor window cills (sandstone). A scroll supports a horizontal arm ending in a square loop. The shop front has a timber entablature supported by three Ionic columns (also timber with stone base). Two columns flank an imitation sash window in a former door opening at the south west end. The third supports the other end of the entablature to the north east. The present door is more central, and a shop window to one side is separated from it by a finely decorated frame. Below the windows to each side of the door are casement windows in a Georgian pattern lighting the basement. There are three concrete steps to the entrance door. To the rear there is no return, windows are less ordered and two large dormers timber sheeted with triple sash windows rise from eaves level. The former stable is a separate house.