65 Bridge Street, Newry, Co Down, BT35 8AF

A three-storey late Georgian dwelling with basement, four windows wide on the NW side of Bridge Street, with railings to street frontage. Recently renovated, only the façade now retains its original appearance. Pitched natural slate roof with half-round metal rainwater goods. Smooth rendered chimney (with projecting caps) on each gable. All walls are finished in lined render and with decorative stepped V-jointed quoins on the street elevation. The main façade faces SE. Front door approached by three granite steps (bottom one projects into street). Modern four-panelled painted door (top two panels glazed), with ashlar granite Tuscan aedicule. Above entablature is a decorative fanlight within the elliptical arch opening. All façade windows have granite cills and painted timber sliding sashes (with horns). Now refurbished with double-glazing, each pane being secured with black-painted slips (not putty). Ground floor facade windows are 6/6 - one to left of door and two to right. Four 6/6 windows at first floor level. Four smaller second floor windows are 6/3. Basement windows are in line with ground floor but 3/3 sliding sash. Both gables are abutted by adjoining buildings. The rear elevation has been greatly altered and extended. Railings at front and on either side of steps to front door consist of urn-topped cast-iron corner and posts with plain metal railings on chamfered ashlar granite base.