24 The Vennel, Glenarm, Ballymena, Co Antrim, BT44 0AN

Two storey double-fronted stuccoed terrace house of perhaps c.1870s, relatively plain but with decorative door surround. The property is set on the N side of The Vennel. The front elevation faces roughly S and is symmetrical. To the centre of the ground floor is a panelled timber door with rectangular fanlight with margin and centre panes. The door is encased with relatively plain pilasters surmounted by decorative brackets which support a shallow cornice ‘hood’. To the left of the doorway is a sash window with Georgian panes (6/6), with an identical window to the right and three similar, but shorter, windows to the first floor (6/3). The front façade is finished in painted lined render with in-out quoins. The upper portion of the W gable is exposed. It is rendered but does not possess any openings. To the left (E) of the rear elevation is a single storey return with a mono-pitched roof. To the W face of this there is a timber sheeted door with small Georgian-paned window to its right. To the centre of the elevation (right of the return) there is a small single storey lean-to. To the N face of this there is a small window with modern frame. To the rear façade of the main section of the house between the return and the lean-to, there is a sash window as ground floor front. To the right of the lean-to there is a similar window. To the first floor there are three windows, as first floor front. The centre window is set at a slightly lower half-landing level. All of the rear elevation, bar the lean-to, is finished in ‘salt & pepper’ dash with smooth cement render bands and quoins and smooth cement render surrounds to openings. The lean-to is finished in recent-looking unpainted lined render. The main gabled roof and the return roof are slated. The lean-to roof may be slated also, but it could not be seen clearly. Two rendered chimneystacks to main roof. Cast iron and PVC rw goods. Small garden to front with low rendered wall