19 Shore Street, Drummore

19 Shore Street is a late 18th to early 19th century house located in a terrace at Drummore. It is a two-storey, three-bay building with bays that are widely spaced. The house is faced in painted render, with painted details including raised margins, raised quoins, a base course, and an eaves course that is continuous with the lintels.

The north elevation, facing Shore Street, has a recessed panelled door in the centre, and regularly disposed sash and case windows. The ground floor windows have two panes of glazing, while the first floor windows have four.

The east elevation adjoins No. 17 Shore Street (listed separately). The west elevation is visible above a single-storey cottage, No. 21 Shore Street, and shows painted rubble.

The house has a coped mutual skew on the northeast corner. Broad, rendered stacks are mutual to the east side and to the west gable. The stacks have modern tiles.