Midnight Haunt, 90 Main Street, Carnalbanagh West, Moira, Craigavon, BT67 0LH

A two-storey single-bay and two-storey two-bay Georgian mid-terrace townhouses dated 1735; now converted into a single commercial premises. Located on the north side of principal thoroughfare through the town of Moira; between historic structures. (HB19/22/025 and HB19/22/023). Pitched natural slate roof with clay ridge tiles. Red brick chimneys; no pots. Replacement uPVC gutters with cast-iron semi-octagonal hopper-head and cast-iron circular downpipes. Roughcast rendered walling. Replacement timber casement windows to the ground floor; 2/2 timber sliding sash with horizontal glazing bars and horns to the first floor; smooth plaster surrounds and masonry cills. Replacement timber front door. The principal elevation faces south-east and is asymmetrically arranged comprising two former dwellings. The right dwelling comprises the front door at ground floor with a large ground floor window to the right; bi-partite first floor window. The left dwelling comprises a decomissioned front door, now blocked up and rendered over to match the rest of the building, with a large window to the left and smaller window to the right. The first floor has a bi-partite window to the left and a single window to the left. Fixed canopies over ground floor windows and modern side-hung projected signage at first floor. Centrally located on the ground floor is a date plaque inscribed with the initials “HIM” and the date “1735” The left gable abuts adjoining building (HB19/22/023). The rear elevation is abutted at ground floor level by a single-storey lean-to structure; further abutted by a flat roof extension (c.1980) which adjoins an existing single-storey pitch roofed outbuilding which has undergone much alteration. The first floor window openings have been blocked up. Remains of three diminished attic openings under eaves level. The right gable abuts adjoining building (HB19/22/025). 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 associated with the adjacent property (HB19/22/025). The yard comprises several historic outbuildings which have undergone varying degrees of alteration. Roofing: Natural slate Walling: Rough-cast Windows: Timber casement/ sliding sash RWG: uPVC/cast-iron