18 Riverside, Antrim, BT41 4BH

A 2-storey, 3-bay house built as part of a terrace of 3 houses and occupying its north end. Main entrance faces east. East elevation: hipped roof of Bangor blue slates in regular courses; one chimney, red brick, 3 red pots, looks like cast iron gutter. Walling is smooth cement rendered, lined and blocked; plain plinth; projecting vertical strip of rusticated quoins to the right-hand extremity, and a similar vertical strip projecting between the first and second bays of windows. Three windows to first floor, rectangular timber, 6-paned fixed light with 3-pane top-hung vent; projecting concrete cills. One similar window to right-hand end of ground floor; window to left of that is similar but with a Gothic pattern glazed fanlight in a Gothic arched opening, in replacement woodwork. Doorway contains a rectangular timber panelled door with a leaded glazed fanlight in a Gothic arched opening. North elevation: roof slated as previous; walling rendered as previous, with vertical strip of rusticated quoins to left-hand extremity. Two windows to first floor, similar to previous. Projecting from ground floor is a single storey porch: lean-to roof of what looks like synthetic slates; pvc gutter and downpipe; walls smooth cement rendered, lined and blocked; oversailing eaves with timber soffits, eaves board, and barge boards. One window in east side, modern timber, as previous; doorway in north side, rectangular glazed and panelled timber; one window to west side, rectangular timber, 2-light casement, fixed and opening lights. Rear elevation: 2-storey, with a single storey projection cantilevered over the river which flows past. Main block: roof slated as previous; walling is rendered with wet dash; looks like pvc gutter. One window to first floor, rectangular, looks like timber top-hung vent. Two windows to ground floor to main wall; looks like timber rectangular; to left-hand side is a small single storey projection cantilevered out from main wall; hipped roof; one window, rectangular 2-light. SETTING: The building stands at one end of a terrace of three houses facing directly onto the pavement and the street, with their rear elevations tight against the river. There is a small yard to one side.