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

One of a terrace of three three-storey houses directly fronting the west side of Kilmorey St. This building is at the right-hand end and is two bays wide. Natural slate gabled roof with cement- rendered chimney at left. Half round metal rainwater goods with down pipe at left on street elevation (shared with no. 19). Street façade has smooth rendered-walls over raised base course, projecting eaves course and raised vee-jointed stucco quoins at right on upper floors. A granite step leads to main entrance at right. Painted four-panel (raised and fielded) timber door with modern brass furniture; rectangular transom light above. Door opening has raised rendered jambs with strap consoles supporting projecting entablature. At left is 2/2 (vertically divided) sliding sash window. Two identical windows to first and second floors, in line with each other, but offset to left of ground floor openings. All windows have exposed boxes, moulded architraves and granite cills. Ground floor window is wider than the rest, and those at top floor are diminished in height. Right gable abutted by a lower building; exposed section of wall cement rendered. Left gable abutted by identical house. Rear wall cement rendered, with projecting eaves course. Plastic rainwater goods on this side. A flat-roofed extension abuts at ground floor left (with modern cement window in back gable, and door in right cheek to yard). Directly above is a 1/1 top-hung plastic window to each landing. At right is a casement window to ground floor back room, and 1/1 top hung window to each upper floor room. Between the windows at first landing and first floor is a narrow 1/ 1 plastic window, possibly a modern insert.