16 Stream Street, Downpatrick, Co Down, BT30 6DD

Small, two storey, rubble-fronted terrace house of possible pre 1834 construction, with high level ground floor due to the slope of the street. The building is situated within the terrace on the E side of Stream Street. The asymmetrical front façade faces W with the ground floor set at a high level because of the slope (to S) of the street. To the left of centre on the ground floor is the timber sheeted entrance door reached via a (relatively long) flight of granite steps with wrought iron railings. The doorway has a plain narrow fanlight. To the right of the doorway is a sash window with horizontal glazing bars (2/2) and brick dressings. To the right of the doorway is a similar window with three much smaller plain sash windows to the first floor, also with brick dressings. The front façade is largely in plain unrendered rubble. The face of the flight of steps is rendered. To the rear there is a large single storey lean-to with plain double sash window to E face. To the N face is a timber sheeted door. To the first floor rear façade of is a small sash window. To ground floor level a window has been blocked (in rubble). The lean-to is finished in rough cast with raised brick dressings and quoins. The rear façade of the main building is in rubble. The main gabled roof and the lean-to roof are slated. Two small Velux windows to rear of main roof. The rw goods appear to be mainly PVC.