11 Church Street, Dromore, Co Tyrone, BT78 3DX

Attached mid-terrace two-bay two-and-a-half-storey house, built c.1830, located to the north side of Church Street. Square-on-plan with two-storey return to north. Roof is pitched natural slate with blue/black clay ridge tiles over corbelled brick eaves; brick chimney to party wall at east. Walls are ruled-and-lined render; rough render to rear. Windows are timber framed sliding sash with painted masonry sills. Principal elevation faces south; shopfront at ground floor consists of large window at left and replacement timber-panelled door at right; two 2/2 windows at first floor; two 1/1 windows to attic (no sills). West gable is abutted by no 13 Church Street. North elevation is abutted by return; exposed section at attic level is exposed rubble and contains two 2/2 windows. Return has lean-to roof; at left, replacement square-headed timber door is flanked at left by 1/1 window and at right by window opening (now blocked); at right, door and window opening blocked; two 3/3 windows at first floor. East gable is abutted by no 9 Church Street. Setting Building directly accessed from street at south. At rear, enclosed shared yard contain single-storey garages; remains of rubble boundary wall to left and right of return. Roof Natural slate Walling d render Windows Timber Rainwater goods Cast-iron/uPVC