Hendron Brothers 14 Little Patrick Street Belfast BT15 1AD

Three-storey terrace corner shop with living quarters over, built in 1873-74, with a large matching store to rear (originally a separate property) of c.1920; the whole appears to have been vacated in the 1980s and is now derelict. Set at the junction of Little Patrick Street and Little York Street, the building is of plain formal appearance, with the large store to the rear (N) much broader than the shop and house section. The walls are a combination of red brick and render with a dentilled eaves course, and a moulded [?stone] course over the shopfront. The roof is part hipped, part gabled and slated, but now has several significant holes. The window openings are a mixture of segmental and flat headed and all appear to have lost their frames with those to the ground floor blocked up and the rest boarded. Several openings to the long W façade (facing into Little York St.) have had their heads altered, as has the vehicle entrance to this side.