52 Killyleagh Street, Crossgar, Co Down, BT30 9QD

Low two storey terrace house, with former shop, of perhaps c.1850. The property is set on the N side of Killyleagh Street, close to the centre of the small town of Crossgar. The front façade faces S and is asymmetrical. To the left of centre is the entrance which consists of a partly glazed modern door. To the left is a double sash window with vertical astragals (2/2, 2/2). To the right of the doorway former shop window with six lights with segmental heads to upper three. To the immediate right of this is a timber sheeted door (separated from the window by a narrow timber pier). To the first floor are four largely evenly spaced window with modern frames. The E gable is blank apart from a very small window (with modern frame) to right on the first floor. The writers were unable to observe the whole of the rear façade, however they were able to see that to the left there is a singler storey lean-to and to the right, a two storey, brick-built, gabled return with modern window frames, artificial slate and PVC rw goods. The front façade and gable are lined rendered and painted. The gabled roof is covered in natural slate (to the front at least). Rendered parapet to E. Two rendered chimney stacks. Metal rw goods.