McGarel Buildings, The Roddens, Larne, Co Antrim

Demolished and replaced by Gloucester Park Day Centre and Lis-Garel Old People's Home. Described in the first survey in 1970 as "A two-storey building of snecked rubble sandstone and light stone dressings; the roof is slated. There is a central feature with turreted tower and steep pyramidal roof, flanked by a corbie-stepped gable. The main entrance in the lower stage of the tower is recessed in a two-centred arched opening flanked by attached slate columns with foliated caps. Ends of front elevation are terminated by corbie-stepped gables containing single-storey bay windows. Four secondary entrances are recessed in two-centre arched openings with hood moulds and label stops. Windows, with sashes divided into two panes by horizontal glazing bars, have roll mouldings at head and segmental relieving arches over ground floor windows. Rear is of brick." Demolished in 1970s.