19 Altmore Street, Glenarm, Ballymena, Co Antrim, BT44 0AR

Plain, two storey stucco terrace house of possible pre 1832 construction, with large two storey return. The property is set on the W side of Altmore Street. The asymmetrical front façade faces E. To the far right on the ground floor is a panelled timber door with rectangular fanlight. To the left of this are two windows with Georgian paned sash frames (6/6). The frames have relatively thick boxes and no horns. To the far left is a timber sheeted door (which leads into a passage). To the first floor are four windows as before. The first floor openings are in line with those to the ground floor. The front façade is finished in painted lined render with base course and sill courses. Widely spaced quoins to right (N). The left half of the rear elevation is taken up with a large two storey gabled return. To the gable of the return there is an enlarged window with modern frame to the ground floor, with a smaller window with modern frame to the first floor. To the ground floor on the S face of the return there is a doorway with modern door and two windows with modern frams. To the first floor is a similar window. To the ground floor of the rear façade of the main section of the house there is a window with modern frame to the left on the ground floor, with the passage to the right. To the first floor are two windows of differing size, both with modern frames. All of the rear elevation is finished in unpainted rough cast. The gabled roof is covered in asbestos ‘slates’, with a small skylight to rear. There are two rendered chimneystacks to the roof of the main section. The stack to S is not at the extreme S edge of the property. There is another chimneystack to the return roof as well as a small skylight (to the N side). Cast iron and PVC rw goods.