21 Altmore Street, Glenarm, Co Antrim, BT44 0AR

Relatively plain, low proportioned two storey terrace house of possible pre 1832 construction. The property is set on the W side of Altmore Street. The front (E) elevation is asymmetrical. To the centre-right on the ground floor is a rather low door opening with panelled timber door, plain fanlight and moulded cement surrounds. This surround matches architraves found within the house. To the right is a plain sash window. This also has moulded surround. To the left, but slightly farther over is a similar window. To the first floor are three similar windows; which sit directly above the ground floor openings. The façade is finished with painted lined render with plain quoins. The quoins to the right are wider. To the ground floor of the rear elevation is a full width flat roofed return. To the left is a large recent timber window. To the right of this is a recent glazed door. To the right again is a smaller recent timber window while to the far right is a half glazed door. To the first floor are three recent timber windows with top hung openings . That to the centre is lower (lighting the half landing) while that to the left is much shorter. The rear is finished in unpainted roughcast render. The gabled roof is slated and has three small skylights to rear. Two (shared) rendered chimney stacks. The rw goods appear to be mainly cast iron.