90 Church Road, Holywood, Co Down, BT18 9BX

Two-bay, three-storey end terrace house built c.1870, located to the east of Church Road near Holywood town centre. Rectangular on plan with two-storey return to rear and two-storey canted bay to front. Pitched natural slate roof with brick chimneys with moulded painted masonry plinths, multiple flues and terracotta pots; brick gable chimney on rear return. Cast-iron ogee rainwater goods on sandstone corbelled eaves. Walling is Flemish bond red brick, canted bay is painted stone; windows are timber-framed 1/1 sliding sash with sandstone moulded lugged surrounds, flat brick arches and painted sandstone cills; continuous cill course to upper floors. Bay windows have decorative console bracket to sills. Principal elevation faces southwest and has triple window openings to left bay (those to ground and first floor contained in projecting canted bay with dentilled eaves); paired openings to upper floor and single openings, including entrance door, to right bay. Door has four bolection-moulded raised-and-pointed panels with brass door furniture; transom light surmounted by sandstone pediment on scrolled console brackets; sandstone architrave; accessed by single bull-nosed stone step. Abutted to northwest by adjoining building, HB 23/20/040E. Rear elevation is abutted by a two storey return. Exposed section of right bay has 6/6 sash window at each floor; left bay has multi-paned windows to each floor. Gable has modern uPVC window to ground floor; to right entrance to yard through simple timber door. Southeast gable is blank; rear return having single timber-framed 2/1 sliding sash window to first floor and two diminutive glass brick openings with painted masonry lintel to ground floor. Setting The house is set back from the road with a small garden and paved pathway to front enclosed by hedge and cast-iron railings with gate.. Rear garden is across rear access. Roof: Natural Slate Walling: brick Windows: Timber RWG: Cast-iron