94 Saul Street (Betsy's Terrace), Downpatrick, Co Down, BT30 6NQ

Three storey terrace house of c.1820, one of a block of five (originally) identical dwellings which, due to the steep rise in ground level, are two storey to the front. The house is situated at the NE end of the block, and, (like its neighbours) is set on the squint. The terrace itself in on the NW side of Saul Street, to the NE of Downpatrick town centre. The front façade faces SE. To the left on the ground floor is a modern (partly glazed) door with (almost) semicircular fanlight with original ‘spider web’ iron tracery. To the right of the door is a window with modern frame. To the first floor are two similar windows. The front façade is finished in dry dash. The NE gable is cement rendered. At ground (‘basement’) level to the left at the rear is a modern flat roofed extension with small two storey section. To the first floor is a window, with another to second floor- both with modern frames. The rear is rendered with much of the extension in a dry dash. The gabled roof appears to be covered in artificial ‘slate’ and has a concrete brick chimney stack. Velux window to rear. Cast iron and PVC rw goods. Low rendered wall to front.