36-38 Downpatrick Street, Crossgar, Co Down, BT30 9EA

Two storey terrace house, of possible pre 1834 origin, with general urban vernacular appearance, but now including a modern shop front and modern window frames. The block is set on the NE side of Downpatrick Street. The front façade faces roughly SW. To the right of centre is the entrance to the house (No.38) which consists of a partly glazed stable door. To the left of this is the modern shop front (No.36) and to the right a house window with modern frame. To the first floor are three similar (unevenly spaced) windows. The front façade is rendered and painted. To the rear there is a long, modern looking, single storey flat roofed extension which covers all of the ground floor. To the first floor are two widely spaced small windows with modern frames. The rear façade is rendered. The gabled roof is covered in natural slate to the front (with slates decreasing in size as nearer to the ridge). Artificial slate to the rear. Two brick chimney stacks. The rw goods appear to be mainly PVC.