167 Belfast Road, Muckamore, Co Antrim, BT41 2ET

Attached three-bay one-and-a-half storey house, built c.1820, located to the south of Belfast Road. The plan is rectangular. The roofs are pitched and slated with deep overhanging eaves. The main pitched roof has a central polychromatic brick chimney with three clay pots. Gables have fretted timber bargeboards, finials and dropped circle motif. The walls are roughcast, except the north elevation which is smooth rendered. The painted window reveals are with Square headed replacement top-hung timber casement windows are contained in Tudor-arch-headed openings. All windows have painted masonry sills. The principal elevation faces north. The door is located in the left bay. All other bays contain ground floor window. The central window is surmounted by a pitched dormer containing the first floor window. The bay to the west is extended. The entrance door opening is Tudor-arch-headed with painted moulded surround, containing an original square headed timber panelled door with Tudor arch top panels. The east elevation is abutted by 169 Belfast Road (HB20/12/002D). The south elevation has a flat roofed timber dormer at first floor level to the west and a pitched lucarne to the east, containing a first floor window, with ground floor window below. At ground floor level, there is a square headed window to the west and timber panelled entrance door to centre, with Tudor-arch-headed architrave. The west elevation has a single window to each level. Setting The house is directly accessed from Belfast Road to the north. The main elevation is abutted to the west by modern concrete block walling with square roughcast pillars supporting timber gates. There is a timber shed to the south. The site is bounded to the south by hedging. Roof covering Natural slate Walling Painted render Windows Timber casement Rainwater goods Cast iron ogee gutters and round downpipes..