20 Main Street, Clough, Downpatrick, Co. Down, BT30 8RA

Relatively small, two storey house and shop, of possible pre 1834 origin. The building is set at the end of a short terrace on the E side of Main Street in the centre of the small village of Clough. The front (W) façade is asymmetrical and has a slight vernacular feel. To the left of centre on the front facade is a door opening with a plain door. To the left is a shop window. This has eight panes (4/4) with segmental heads to the upper portion of the frames. To the right is a small sash window with a plain sash to the top and one horizontal astragal to the bottom. To the far right is a timber sheeted coach arch. To the first floor are three evenly spaced sash windows each with horizontal astragals (2/2). Each window has a cement window band. The upper portion is finished with dry pebbledash while the lower portion is in lined render. A fine projecting stringcourse separates the dry dash and the lined render. To the left and right of the ground floor portion are moulded in/out quoins. The S gable is blank and is finished in roughcast. The top right corned of the gable is covered with ivy. The roof is covered with natural slate and rw goods are a mixture of PVC and cast iron. The roof to the building has a slightly steeper pitch and the roofs join over a tapering lead flashing. There is a small rendered chimney stack to either end of the ridge. Access to the rear was not possible.