6 High Street, Moneymore, Magherafelt, Co Londonderry, BT45 7PD

A 3 bay wide, 2 storey, pedimented building with basement and roof clock tower. A 3 bay wide pedimented breakfront with surrounding parapeted wall. At ground floor to right an arched gated doorway set in a concave reveal, to left 2, 12 pane double hung sliding sash window, a moulded stringcourse at level of doorway arch springing line, full width of breakfront. Above a continuous plain flat stringcourse at 1st floor and in line with that to No.4 and 8. At 1st floor 3, 15 pane double hung sliding sash taller windows and above a moulded pediment 2 metal downpipes flank the breakfront, draining trunkheads, dated DC 1818, and draining the slated roof through the parapet wall . Steep pitch leaded roof, low pitch behind parapet wall. Centred on the ridge a tallish clock tower, with clock on E side only, over an open belfry with pairs of arched openings on each face with stringcourse circumscribing the tower. Roof a slated pyramid with weathervane cum aerial. Wall smooth rendered plinth and painted. Tower sides ditto. Rear wall, partly obscured by single storey sheds. At ground floor 3 arched 14 pane double hung sliding sash windows, 1st floor 2 , square headed 15 pane double hung sliding sash windows, centre occupied by chimney piece. Wall smooth rendered, unpainted, finished with solid parapet wall, with chimney stack projecting upwards flush with parapet. Recessed blank below stack. 2 downpipes unpainted. Covered gateway to No. 4 exposes lower part of S gable. No. 6 forms the centrepiece of an architectural composition which comprises also No.s 4 and 8 and forms a continuous building line and terrace to High Street.