31 Kilmorey Street, Newry, Co Down, BT34 2DF

Right one of a pair of mirror image, three-storey/ two-bay houses directly fronting west side of street. Gabled natural slate roof with cement-rendered chimney at left (shared with no.33). Ogee cast-iron gutters, with plastic down pipe at left. Elevation to street has cement lined and rendered walls over projecting base course. Moulded cill course to first floor. Moulded string courses across façade on first and second floors, forming a hood mould over the windows. Each first floor window head is embellished with shell motif. Also a moulded cornice across top. At ground floor right is a modern four-panel timber door (with brass furniture), over which is a replacement five-pane transom light. Rendered jambs with scrolled and foliated consoles at top supporting a projecting entablature. At left is a 2/2 (horizontally divided) sliding sash window, with moulded architrave (with decorative stucco keystone in head). At first and at second floors are two 2/2 (vertically divided) sliding sash windows. All the windows have exposed boxes and those at top are diminished in height. All the openings are in line except the door, which is offset to the right. Abutted by a lower building to right; exposed section of gable wall is cement rendered. Abutted by building to left. No access gained to rear.