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

Low proportioned, two storey terrace house of possible pre 1832 construction, with simple incised stone door surround of perhaps c.1840. The property is set on the west side of Altmore Street. The symmetrical front elevation faces E. To centre on the ground floor is a panelled door with rectangular fanlight with decorative tracery. The doorway is encased with incised pilasters, cornice hood and blocking course. To the left of this is a window with plain sash frame. To the right is a similar window, with three more to the first floor. The front façade is finished in painted render with smooth cement bands to window openings, sill courses, base course and in-out quoins. To the left of the rear elevation is a large two storey flat roofed return with three windows with modern frames to first floor W face, and one to each floor on the S face. The right half of the ground floor of the rear elevation is covered by a modern PVC lean-to conservatory. To the small exposed portion of the rear façade of the main house (above the conservatory), there is a window with modern frame. The rear elevation is finished in unpainted rough cast. The (main) gabled roof is slated. Small skylight to rear. Two rendered chimneystacks (shared with neighbours). Cast iron and PVC rw goods.