Longstone and Barber Shop, 88 Main Street, Moira, Craigavon, County Down, BT67 0LH

A two-storey with attic three-bay mid-terrace, former Georgian townhouse dating from the mid 18th century. Rectangular plan form with rear return. Located on the north side of the principal thoroughfare through the centre of the town of Moira. Pitched natural slate roof with clay ridge tiles; red-brick chimneys, no pots. Replacement uPVC ogee moulded gutters with cast-iron circular down pipes. Smooth rendered walling with projected plinth. 2/2 timber sliding sash (box sash to first floor) with vertical glazing bars; moulded surrounds with roundels; rectangular masonry cills. Replacement six-panelled timber door with brass ironmongery; fixed rectangular over-light; flanked by moulded architraves rising to moulded console supporting moulded canopy. The principal elevation faces south-east and is asymmetrically arranged. The front door is located right of centre with a single window to the right, two to the left and a square-headed carriage way to the far left. The first floor comprises three uniformly arranged windows. Various non-illuminated fascia and side-hung projected signage. The left gable is abutted by 86 Main Street. The rear elevation is asymmetrically arranged with two first floor windows to the right hand side. The left is abutted by a subservient roughcast-rendered two-storey return with a single ground and first floor window opening to the right cheek. Ground floor central single-storey flat-roofed extension at the re-entrant with the two-storey return; of little interest. Further abutting the gable end of the two-storey return is a three-storey partially rendered random rubble outbuilding with a variety of segmental and square headed openings. The right gable is abutted by 90 Main Street (HB19/22/024) Setting: The building forms part of the overall two-storey Georgian terraces which largely make up the lower part of the town. A rear yard is accessed via a carriage-way, which leads into a small yard serving a modern rubble masonry building with modern glazed canopy c.2005; under seperate ownership. Roofing: Natural slate Walling: Smooth render Windows: Timber sliding sash RWG: Cast-iron/uPVC replacement