13-15 Castle Street, Glenarm, Ballymena, Co Antrim, BT44 0AT

Relatively large two storey ‘double-fronted’ rendered terrace house, of probable pre 1832 construction, split into two properties for most of the 20th century but now re-united as one house. The property is situated on the N side of Castle Street. The front elevation faces S and is asymmetrical. To the left of centre is a timber sheeted door with a plain five pane fanlight. To the right there are two Georgain-paned (6/6) sash windows while to the left there is one 6/6 sash window; this window is set at a slightly higher level. To the first floor there are three similar 6/6 sash windows, two to the right side and one to the far left. To the left of the ground floor of the rear (N) elevation is a door, while to the right side are three timber windows and to the first floor there are a further two timber windows; the door and windows are all modern. To the right (E) side is the masonry shell of a kitchen extension.; this has the appearance of having been an abandoned project. To the E side of the rear yard is a single storey outbuilding; it is constructed of random rubble and has modern doors and windows. To the left and right of the ridge are recent plain brick chimneystacks; natural slate roof covering; cast iron rw goods to the front and PVC rw goods to the rear; roughcast rendered finish to rear and smooth lined render to the front. Eaves course to the front and rear elevations.