Stone Built Store behind, 59 Ann Street, Ballycastle, Co Antrim, BT54 6AA

A 2 storey stone building 6 bays long. The NW façade, parallel to No.s 51/59 Ann Street, and fronts onto the intervening space to the rear of them. At ground floor there are 2 built up square headed gateways and a number of small window openings trimmed with brick. There is also at first floor a built-up narrow doorway. The walls built of random rubble sandstone with good quoins. That portion of façade to the NE has poor stonework, though with original mortar. The NE gable has a single 4 panel door at the top of a short flight of steps. Stonework rough rubble. The gable is joined to No. 59 by a stone wall and separated from it by a gate. The S long façade has a haphazard arrangement of small openings at ground and first floor. A new sorting office building has been erected at right angles to it and connected to it by a short covered way, this is roofed with a double pitched slated roof. Under the covered way is a door access to the store and alsoto the sorting office. At the NE end of this façade is a brick trimmed segmental arch partially exposed. It may have been bridging a stream, though there is no evidence of one. The SW gable has no openings. The roof over ¾ of the store has been reroofed in natural slate, the remainder as original. There is a rooflight, no chimneys. The stone built store lies behind No.s 51/59 Ann Street and the space between them used as access to flats there.