90 Main Street, Dunlop

Circa 1820 with later alterations. 2-storey, rectangular-plan tenement comprising 3-bay house with Doric doorpiece to right (Nos 86 and 88); 2-bay wing to centre (Nos 88 and 90 ' see Notes); and former cheese store (now converted to residential) to left. Painted, rendered sandstone with painted sandstone ashlar dressings; sandstone rubble with sandstone dressings to former cheese store. Base course, eaves cornice, raised quoin strips; raised door and window margins to Nos 88/90; moulded window architraves to Nos 86/88. Regular fenestration to 86/88; non-traditional uPVC door to No 86 in recessed porch with fluted Doric columns supporting architrave with blocking course. Irregular fenestration with later timber-boarded doors and tripartite window at ground to 88/90. Mid 20th century additions to rear. Former cheese store with sliding timber-boarded garage door at ground; window (formerly door) and slit window at 1st floor; 2003-4 extension to outer left.

Predominantly plate glass in timber sash and case windows. Corniced stacks with thack-stanes and predominantly octagonal yellow clay cans. Ashlar-coped skews. Graded grey slate.

INTERIOR: half-glazed timber-panelled lobby doors with decorative frosted glass to Nos 88 and 90. Plain cornicing throughout No 88.

BOUNDARY WALLS, RAILINGS, GATEPIERS AND GATE: coped random rubble boundary wall to front garden of No 86; spear-headed railings and gate to street; chamfered sandstone ashlar gatepiers with rounded tops; rubble and brick boundary wall to rear.