2 Stream Street, Downpatrick, Co Down, BT30 6DD

Two storey, rubble-fronted Georgian style terrace townhouse of perhaps c.1800-20 with classical door case. The building is situated within the terrace at the N end of the E side of Stream Street. The front façade faces W and is asymmetrical. A raised pavement, with wrought iron guard rail, extends across this building and its immediate neighbours. Directly in front of the right of centre front entrance is a short flight of stone steps. The doorway itself has ¾ Tuscan columns which support a projecting (but narrow) canopy. The six panel timber door is topped with a semicircular fanlight with moulded archivolt and ‘petal’ tracery. To the right of the entrance is a plain timber sheeted door, ( which gives access to an entry to the rear yard), with a similar fanlight but without archivolt. This door is set at a slightly lower level. To the left of the entrance are two sash windows with Georgian panes (6/6). To the first floor are four evenly spaced similar windows. There are three Velux roof lights to the front side of the roof. The front façade is constructed with random rubble field stone and has brick dressings to door and window openings. The building sits slightly forward No.116 Irish Street (to the N side) but is in line with the front of No. 4 Stream Street (to S). To the ground floor of the rear façade is a tall narrow 4/4 sash window either side of a modern (partly glazed) door with plain fanlight. To the far left is a segmental arch headed opening (entry). To either side of the first floor is a 6/6 sash window. To the second floor (attic) is a 3/3 sash window to each side. To the roof is one small Velux window. The rear façade is finished with smooth cement render and unpainted. The gabled roof is slated with a large rendered chimney stack to S and another to N. There is a small Velux window to rear (as well as those to front). Rw goods and other pipe work are a mixture of PVC and cast iron.