house — Upper Main Street

Attached corner-sited three-bay two-storey over basement with attic level former house, built c. 1783, having two-storey return to the rear (west) with later single-storey extension attached to the west end. Possibly formerly in use as a Church of Ireland rectory, now in use as commercial offices. Pitched artificial (fibre cement) slate roof with projecting cut stone (sandstone?) eaves course, sections of cast-iron rainwater goods and having metal rooflight to front pitch of roof (east). Rendered chimneystack to the south gable end and red brick chimneystack with stepped coping to the north gable end, shared with adjacent property. Terracotta chimney pots to both chimneystacks. Replacement artificial slate roof to rear return and extension. Roughcast rendered walls to main body of building, smooth render ruled-and-lined finish to basement level to front elevation (east). Square-headed window openings having painted tooled stone sills and replacement windows. Round-headed door opening to main elevation (east), slightly offset to the north side of centre, having stucco surround with architrave and moulded lintel, replacement timber door, and with fanlight over. Set slightly back from road in elevated site with platform over basement to front elevation (east) having sandstone flagstone paving. Wrought-iron railings surrounding elevated platform. Square-headed doorway to covered basement to front level (east) having wrought-iron flat bar gate. Stone steps from street level giving access to raised platform and the main doorway. Bounded on road-frontage by rendered boundary wall. Located to the north end of Main Street, Ballyshannon. Two-storey outbuilding to the rear (west) having pitched roof (not viewed).