22 Riverside, Antrim, BT41 4BH

A 2-storey 1-bay house, 1-bay to the ground floor but 2-bay to the first floor, with a 1-storey, 1-bay porch set back to one side, built as part of a terrace of 3 houses, and occupying the south end. Main entrance faces east. East elevation: main roof hipped, of Bangor blue slates in regular courses; one chimney of later red brickwork; 2 red pots. Cast iron gutter. Walling is smooth cement rendered, lined and blocked with a slightly raised vertical strip of rusticated quoins to left-hand extremity and a narrow plain strip to the right (common with no 20). Two windows to first floor: rectangular timber sliding sash, vertically hung, 3 over 6, without horns; one window to ground floor: arched timber sliding sash, vertically hung, 1 over 1, without horns. Porch: hipped roof slated as previous; cast iron gutter; walling is rendered as previous, with timber eaves board. Doorway is modern rectangular timber panelled. South elevation: similar roofs; walling, to previous; 2-storey block blank; porch contains one doorway, rectangular glazed and panelled timber. Rear elevation: 2-storey, with a single-storey projection cantilevered over the river which flows past the building. Main block: roof slated as previous; pvc gutter and downpipe; two windows to first floor, one rectangular timber fixed light with top-hung vent, the other semi-circular arched timber containing leaded glazing. Walling is rendered, wet dash. Single-storey projection to right-hand end has a hipped slated roof; one window, rectangular timber. SETTING: The building stands at one end of a terrace of three houses which face directly onto the street, with their rear elevations tight against the river, except for a narrow passage to the rear of this one; narrow passage also to the side of this one.