30-32 Downpatrick Street, Crossgar, Downpatrick, Co Down, BT30 9EA

Plain two storey terrace house, originally two separate dwellings of perhaps c.1830, amalgamated in 1986-87 with front elevation altered in the process. The property is set on the NE side of Downpatrick Street, in the centre of the small town of Crossgar. The front façade faces roughly SW. To the right of centre is a partly glazed house door. To the left of this are two sash windows. The second window (to right) used to be a doorway. To the right of the house door is another (timber panelled) door, which leads into a passage allowing access to the rear. To the first floor are four windows arranged roughly symmetrically. The front façade is finished in rough cast, with smooth render surrounds to openings. To the rear there is a large single storey gabled extension which was added 1986-87. To the left of the ground floor of the main rear façade is the passage opening (see front). To the immediate right of this there is a small plain sash window. To the first floor there are two windows of varying size to the centre-left. That to left is a sash window, as before, whilst that to its right is a squat window, (probably inserted 1986-87) with a modern top hung frame. The rear façade and extension are finished in plain cement render and painted. The main gabled roof is covered in natural slate, with artificial slate to the extension. Rendered chimney stack to SE. There used to be another stack to the NW. Cast iron rw goods to front, PVC to rear.