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

A two-storey, three-bay end-terrace Georgian townhouse with return, L-shaped plan form, built c.1735, with attic, located at the northeast end of the principal thoroughfare through the town of Moira, adjacent to number 95 Main Street. The listing also includes the first floor room over number 95 Main Street. The roofing is pitched natural slate finish with clay ridge tiles with a clipped verge to the left hand gable end. Cast iron rainwater goods with semi-circular guttering fixed to single brick corbelled eaves and circular down pipe painted black. One chimney to the left hand side gable, brick finish with no pots. The walling throughout is natural finished random rubble basalt with 1 ½ red brick flat arches over window openings. The gable end has been rendered with a fine stone roughcast. The windows are generally single glazed, 6/6 Georgian timber sliding box sash windows with horns, painted white, with large rectangular stone cills. The windows to the original rear elevation match the front; the return windows are single glazed timber casement arched windows with two high level single glazed timber fixed lights. The front entrance door is a six panelled timber door with cast iron ironmongery with a decoratively arranged horizontal lattice transom light over, common to the area. The principal elevation faces north and is principally a symmetrical arrangement. The exception comes in the form of a tripartite window located to the left hand side of the centrally located front entrance(added since first survey) . Three windows are uniformly arranged to the first floor over 101 Main Street. The left east gable is splayed at an angle and is adjacent to the grounds of St John's Parish Church with a single ground floor sliding sash window at the left hand side and additional smaller windows at high level. The east facing return façade runs flush with the gable with its original openings infilled. The rear elevation faces south with a subservient 1 ½ storey single bay return to the right hand side. The original door of the rear elevation exists as an access into the rear return. The original ground floor window opening of the rear elevation survives and functions as a single glazed timber sliding sash which looks directly into the interior of the rear return. The right hand gable faces west and abuts number 95 Main Street, Moira. The building faces directly on to the principal road through Moira with direct entrance off the foot path. The large rear unfinished yard shared by multiple owners is accessed via the coach entrance located at number 95 Main Street. The end terrace building is the first terrace building on the left hand side of the Main Street on approach the town from the north. It is partly secluded by the vegetation and trees sited in the grounds of the adjacent church. Roofing Natural slate Walling Basalt random rubble with red brick surrounds Windows 6/6 Timber sliding sash RWG Cast-iron to front elevation only.