17-19 Ann Street, Ballycastle, Co Antrim, BT54 6AA

A 4 bay wide 3 storey building with basement and gateway. On ground floor from left, a panelled door leading to upper floor, then a wide aluminium framed shopfront with central double doors and large single pane glass shop window on each side. Low cill with panel under, pilaster at each end. Over, a long name fascia in glass or vitrolite. To right of shopfront a segmental arched gateway. At 1st floor 4 no. D/H S/S 2 pane windows with exposed sash boxes. A plain shallow lugged architrave to each window. At 2nd floor similar windows of slightly less height and thinner architraves. Above ½ metal gutter over corbel course, single downpipe. Asbestos slates on roof, large chimney stacks on each gable and an additional chimney lining with gateway. Wall smooth rendered and painted. Architraves not picked out. Rear elevation: roof of main street front block appears to be of artificial slates; pvc gutter; wall is rendered with dry dash; windows to top floor are rectangular timber fixed lights with top-hung vents. Projecting from rear wall of main block is a long rear return in three stages: three-storey flat-roofed where adjoining main block; two-storey flat-roofed link; three-storey segmental arched roofed at the rear. Windows in rear return are of modern glazing arrangement, mainly casement and fixed light; walls rendered, with dry dash. Rear boundary of plot is formed by a rendered wall containing a pair of corrugated iron gates. SETTING: The building stands in the main street of the town directly overlooking the pavement, and built within a terrace of houses and shops.