Garage, 22 Dundalk Street, Newtownhamilton, Newry BT35 0PB

NOTE: Since the date of survey the painted shop signage on the front elevation has been painted over and replaced by modern attached signage. The full description below refers to the building at the date of the full survey. Terraced two-storey over basement former Motor Depot, built pre-1830, situated on the east side of Dundalk Street, Newtownhamilton, Co. Armagh. Pitched natural slate roof with clay ridge tiles; rendered chimneystack with granite capping to north party wall; uPVC rainwater goods to plain eaves; mixture of uPVC and cast-iron downpipes. Walling is painted render with painted signage reading ‘STEEN’S MOTOR DEPOT’. Principal elevation faces west. Ground-floor shopfront comprises recessed entrance; central square-headed door opening with timber surround with double-leaf four-panelled timber door with glazing to upper panels under plain overlight; principal entrance flanked by two square-headed window openings with timber surrounds with large plate glass windows over masonry stall risers; two narrow square-headed door openings flank main entrance to north and south containing timber doors with mesh panels with concrete blocks to northernmost door opening; aluminium cage to front containing petrol pump behind. Square-headed window opening with metal lintel containing timber-framed linear window with eight glazed panels to first floor. Rear elevation (east) is rubble stone walling with timber eaves. Central square-headed door opening with iron lintel containing double-leaf iron doors to basement. Square-headed window openings; single timber fixed-pane window with latticed iron grille over and single timber six-over-one sliding sash window to ground floor; two top hung timber casements to first floor. North and south elevations form party walls with flanking properties; Number 20 (N) and Number 24 (S). Setting Number 22 is located on the main street running through the town of Newtownhamilton. Front opens onto tarmacadam pavement with residential properties on both sides and on opposite side of road. Bounded to rear by large grassy area with boundary wall. Number 23 (HB16/18/026) directly opposite also bears signage with the name ‘STEEN’. Materials: Roof: Natural slate (original) RWG: Cast-iron/uPVC (replacement) Walling: Painted render/rubble stone Windows: Timber (replacement)