91-93 Main Street, Moira, Craigavon, Co. Armagh, BT67 0LH

Originally two individual two-storey single-bay mid-terrace Georgian townhouses built around 1735, located at the north-east end of Main Street in Moira between numbers 89 and 95. The building now operates as a single premises, numbered 91-93, following the introduction of openings in the party wall at ground and first floor levels.

The pitched natural slate roof is fitted with clay ridge tiles. Two brick chimneys with lead flashing and no pots are positioned over the left-hand side party wall with the adjoining neighbour and centrally located. The rainwater goods consist of a mix of cast iron ogee gutters fixed to single corbelled stone eaves detail, with replacement extruded metal circular downpipes, all painted black.

The walling is solid stone. The principal façade, which faces north, is finished in roughcast render painted off-white with smooth render plinth, quoins, bands and surrounds painted black. The rear elevation faces south and consists of naturally finished random rubble basalt with red brick 1½ flat arches over window and door openings, with some sections of wall infilled with further red brick.

Windows are 6/6 timber sliding box sash with horns, painted white, with rectangular flat stone cills painted white at ground floor and black at first floor. The principal entrance door is a six-panelled timber door with the top four panels glazed, painted black, with a four-paned fixed light over and modern brass ironmongery. The redundant front door of former number 91 is a six-panelled timber door with a four-paned fixed light over and cast-iron ironmongery. Rear doors are covered with galvanised metal sheets.

The principal elevation retains the characteristics of two individual townhouses, asymmetrically arranged. The former number 91 has its front door offset to the right with a ground floor window to the left and a single window to the first floor located centrally. Number 93 has its front door offset to the right with a ground floor window to the left and two windows to the first floor located over the ground floor openings. Quoins flank either side of both buildings, identifying them as a pair. Continuous rendered bands at cill level run across the façade of both buildings with matching surrounds decorated with an applied profile and a small diamond-shaped roughcast detail centrally located in each window head. Modern aluminium fascia signage is located above the ground floor windows.

The rear elevation retains both rear doors and windows to the two individual buildings, asymmetrically arranged with varying sized openings to ground, first and attic levels. The left gable abuts the adjoining terrace building number 95, while the right gable abuts the adjoining terrace building number 89.

The building is mid-terrace, facing directly onto Main Street and accessed from the associated footpath. The abutting terrace buildings are similar in size and scale but vary in applied finishes. To the rear, a large unfinished yard serves a number of properties and is accessed via a coach entrance located at number 95 Main Street.