87 Main Street, Moira, Craigavon, Co. Armagh, BT67 0LH

A two-storey five-bay Georgian townhouse, originally rectangular plan form built c.1735, with a large modern rear mono pitched 1 ½ storey extension to the rear, located at the northeast end of the principal thoroughfare through the town of Moira between numbers 85 and 89 Main Street. The roofing is a pitched natural slate with clay ridge tile extending with coping stones over gable end. Brick chimney stack located at gable end and centrally serving left hand bays with paired clay pots over. Cast iron rainwater goods with semi circular gutter and circular downpipe painted black. uPVC downpipes to rear extension. Walling rendered with natural finished roughcast with smooth rendered plinth, quoins, surrounds, banding; painted off-white. Gable end ruled-and-lined rendered painted off-white. Wet dash natural finish to modern extension to rear. The windows are single glazed, 6/6, Georgian timber sliding box sash windows with horns painted white with large rectangular stone cills with decorative profile smooth render surrounds and banding at cill level at both ground and first floor. Modern single glazed timber sash windows to rear. No original openings. Six panelled timber front door with half circle arched fanlight over flanked by stucco pilasters with moulded cornice details and key block. Door painted black with brass ironmongery and lion head moulding; served by 3 curved stone steps. Modern timber doors to rear. The principal elevation faces north and is symmetrically arranged with a centrally located entrance flanked by two ground floor windows either side with five uniformly arranged windows at first floor. Large internal and trench illuminated side hung and fascia signage is fixed to the front facade. The left gable end faces east and abuts building 89 Main Street. The rear elevation faces south and is a symmetrically arranged modern extension of little historic or architectural interest. The right elevation is a partial gable end where the adjoining building is set back from the building line. The building faces directly on to the principal road through Moira with direct entrance off the foot path. The large yard to rear is enclosed with modern timber fence, accessed via the coach entrance located at number 95 Main Street. Roof Natural slate RWG Cast-iron, uPVC to rear Walling Rough Cast Windows Replacement single glazed timber sash