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house, shop/retail outlet — GREAGHAGIBNEY

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house, shop/retail outlet — GREAGHAGIBNEY
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Detached three-bay two-storey over basement house, built c.1930, with entrance between eastern bays and integral shop to western bay, set on sloping site exposing full basement level to rear with recent return. Flat roofed single-storey over basement side extension to the west, c.1970. Hipped slate roof with clay ridge tiles, eaves course, and cast-iron rainwater goods. Substantial smooth rendered chimneystacks with capstones indicating a tripartite internal plan and hearth-lobby entrance to domestic section. Smooth rendered walls, stucco pilasters to corners. One-over-one pane timber sliding sash windows with wide margin panes, stone sills, and raised stucco surrounds. Segmental-headed entrance with stucco surround, replacement door with shallow fanlight, and sidelights over low sills. Shopfront having raised stucco architrave enclosing door and large fixed double pane window divided vertically over a low sill. Double-leaf timber battened door to shop. Historic shop interior with back screen to display window with diagonal sheeting. Timber battened doors to basement level to rear. External concrete stair up to ground level of return. Range of outbuildings to side with rendered walls and pitched corrugated-iron roofs. House and shop open directly to footpath, set back from road, with small garden at east bay enclosed by horizontal railing on plinth wall.

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