Willowbrook House, 23 Burnside Road, Dunadry, Co Antrim, BT41 2HZ

Detached three-bay two-storey Georgian house, built c.????, located to the north of Burnside Road. The plan is rectangular with a single storey flat roofed extension to the north. The roof is pitched and slated, with two roof-lights to the north pitch, and brick chimneys to gable ends, each with multiple clay pots. The walls are basalt coursed rubble with quoins. The windows are replacement timber framed exposed box 8/8 sliding sash with stone voussoirs and masonry sills. The principal elevation faces south. The central bay has an elliptical headed entrance with granite voussoirs to ground floor, surmounted by a window to first floor level. The flanking bays have one window to each level. The entrance door is replacement timber panelled where two large panels are surmounted by three small square panels below and above the lock rail. The door is flanked to each side by slender pilasters and plain glazed sidelights, and is surmounted by Greek key frieze and cornice, above which is an ornamental segmented fanlight. The elevation is abutted to the east by a modern lean-to conservatory with gable-end, on rubble plinth. The west gable has a replacement timber panelled entrance door with glazed lights to ground floor. There is a single 3/6 sliding sash window to first floor and one to attic level, diminished in size. The north elevation has a single ground floor window to the west. At first floor level, a central 6/6 sliding sash window is flanked to each side by a small 3/6 sliding sash window. The elevation is abutted by extension with a single window to the east and a modern door with sidelights to the west. The east elevation has a small 3/6 sliding sash window to attic level, and doorway to the north corner (now enclosed in conservatory). The elevation is abutted to the north by a single storey extension with one window. Setting The building is set within mature gardens in a rural setting. There is a single storey outbuilding to the north-east constructed of random rubble. The site is bounded to the road to the west by rubble stone walling with circular pillars to the north and south of the house. The wall connecting these is roughcast, as are the pillars to the south. Roof covering Natural slate Walling Coursed rubble Windows Replacement timber framed 8/8 sliding sash Rainwater goods Half-round cast iron gutters with round downpipes