21 Main Street, Limavady, Co Londonderry, BT49 OET

Two storey, four windows wide, rendered terraced house on the south east side of Main Street. Slate roof, with two small roof lights, brick chimney to the south west end of the ridge, which is slightly lower than 19 Main Street (HB02/12/011) adjacent. Cast iron rainwater goods. Four windows at first floor level equally spaced, with painted stone cills and twelve pane sash windows. Large Georgian entrance door aligning on ground floor with window at north west end. Ionic columns recessed in facade support an entablature with a geometric fret pattern and a flower head in break front directly above the capital. The columns flank double panelled doors (1.2 metres wide). Above a semi-circular fanlight has a complicated pattern of curving astragals which form a succession of ellipses and approximately triangular panes. The composition is recessed in the facade with a plaster bead moulding edging the whole opening. The other openings on the ground floor are more recent with concrete cills. Two approximately square windows divided into four vertical divisions each with a crude curving head, flank the entrance door. This door has a fanlight aligning with the top of the windows. Door and fanlight are glazed in a Georgian pattern. Above is a modern painted sign proclaiming ‘Limavady Printing Co, Ltd. Office Equipment Centre’. The rear of the building is a modern flat roofed extension which occupies the whole plot to the D O E car park in the rear.