108 Seacliff Road, Bangor, Co Down, BT20 5EZ

An asymmetrical two-storey, three-bay Victorian mid terrace dwelling, one of a terrace of six, built c.1855. Rectangular plan form with two two-storey rear returns and enclosed yard. Located on the coast overlooking Belfast Lough to the east of Eisenhower Pier. Pitched natural slate roof with clay ridge tiles; overhanging timber eaves and bargeboards. Sandstone rubble walling with smooth rendered band course between floors; smooth rendered canted bay. Rendered and yellow brick chimney-stacks with clay pots, shared with adjoining buildings. Cast-iron rainwater goods. Square headed timber 2/2 sliding sash (horizontally divided) with margin panes; red brick surrounds. Timber four-panel front door with cast-iron ironmongery; fixed light with margin panes over; small lean-to canopy supported on masonry wall brackets; brick/plaster surrounds. The principal elevation faces north-west and is asymmetrically arranged. The front door is centrally located; small round arch stained glass window directly over on first floor. The right hand side rises to a gable embracing a two-storey rendered canted bay with leaded hipped roof. Ground and first floor windows to left hand side. The left gable is abutted by adjoining listed building HB23/05/016E. The rear elevation is abutted on the right by a pitched two-storey return shared with adjoining building; two-storey L-shaped mono-pitched return comprising stairwell, upper floor accommodation and external storage. Single-storey projection into enclosed yard; further modern conservatory style extension to right hand side. The right gable is abutted by adjoining listed building HB23/05/016C. Setting Elevated site overlooking Belfast Lough encompassed by Victorian and Edwardian terraces to the sides and rear. Garden to the front and rear; car park constructed to front. Large flag stone path leading up to front entrance with shoe scrapers either side. Roofing: Natural slate Walling: Sandstone/smooth render Windows: Timber RWG: Cast-iron