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

Very small, much modernised terrace house of probable pre 1832 construction with recent glazed and gabled projecting porch. The property, which appears to have been once part of the larger house to the north side, is set within the terrace on the W side of Altmore Street. The front (E) elevation is asymmetrical. To the right side of the ground floor is a projecting gabled porch. The modern half glazed front door has ?PVC cladding to the ‘tympanum’. To both the N and S faces of the porch there is a full width 4 pane glazed window set on a rendered ‘stall riser’. To the left of the porch is a large modern timber window. To the first floor is a similar timber window. Both windows have smooth cement bands, whilst the rest of the front façade is finished in dry dash. The whole of the ground floor level of the rear elevation is obscured by a large a modern single storey flat-roofed extension. To the left side on the first floor (of the rear façade of the main building) is a small window with modern frame, while to the right is a much larger window, also with modern frame. The rear elevation (including all of the extension) is also finished in dry dash. The gabled roof is covered in natural slate. To the rear is a recent flat roofed dormer. PVC rw goods. To the S side of the ridge is a plain rendered chimneystack with two matching plain pots. Between the roofs of no.17 and no.15 there is a shallow raised parapet with stone copestones. A small garden to the front E side is contained within a low wall with render matching the house which is topped with pierced decorative concrete blocks.