13 Main Street, Limavady, Co Londonderry, BT49 OEP

Three storey four windows wide Georgian terraced house in a group of two. Brick facade, natural slate roof, brick chimneys on party walls. Larger chimney on party wall with sister building number 15, (HB02/12/010B). Houses are symmetrical about their junction though number 15 has been rendered with sand cement. House faces north west onto Main street. Georgian sash windows have been replaced by PVC with exposed mullions matching the original pattern. Ground floor and third floor windows have each twelve panes and are equal in height. Second floor is a pane taller and windows have 15 panes. Unfortunately the heavy transom at this level does not align with sash division on number 15 next door. The panelled entrance door has a rectangular fanlight divided into a brick joint pattern by fine astragals. Three stone steps rise from the street to the door. A stone quoin on each side of the door-case is set into the brick base of the entrance. Across the dront of the facade a light well to the basement trimmed by stone has been concreted over. The flat arches over three basement windows can be seen. Windows have sandstone cills, rainwater goods are in PVC. To the rear windows are less ordered. Windows in line with the stair are dropped to landing level. There are only three openings to the third floor. A steel fire escape descends from the south west window on the third floor. The gravel courtyard behind is enclosed by a high brick wall (over two metres) and terminated by a two storey coach house. The coach house is in good repair, slate roof, brick walls, five openings of different sizes all closed by solid match board doors. A line in the brickwork reveals that a lean-to shed has been removed.