28 Florenceville Drive

Two storey mid-terrace red brick house, built in 1923, located on the North facing side of Florenceville Drive, a quiet residential street off Ormeau Road, approximately 3km from the centre of Belfast. Materials Windows: 4/4 single glazed painted timber sliding sash with horns (Except for a single rear window) Walling: Red clay brick laid in stretcher bond. Roof: Natural Bangor Blue slate RWGoods: uPVC Front Elevation (N) The front elevation faces almost due North and has a replacement painted door on the right, in the style of the original early twentieth century door, with three raised panels and a shaped light above containing patterned glass. The door is protected by a projecting painted concrete hood supported on brackets. To the left of the door are two identical 4/4 painted timber sliding sash, single glazed windows with horns, set in segmental headed openings. Cills are painted. Directly above these windows on the first floor, are two identical ones. The double pitched roof is covered in natural slate and has exposed rafter ends front and back and a red brick chimney on the left with plain corbel courses at the top. Side Elevation (W) West elevation abuts No 30 Florenceville Drive Side Elevation (E) East elevation abuts No 26 Florenceville Drive Rear Elevation (S) Rear elevation faces South and consists of a painted vertical boarded door with an original small 1/1 painted timber sliding sash window to the left, detailed as the front elevation. To the right is a replacement uPVC window set in an enlarged opening with a thin painted concrete sill. On the first floor are two 4/4 windows detailed as the front elevation. The small rectangular rear yard is finished with concrete paving slabs and gravel and bounded with painted vertical timber boarding. A gate opens into a narrow lane accessed from further down Florenceville Drive. On the other side of this lane are the rear yards of two storey houses in Whitehall Parade. The small front garden, bounded with privet hedging, has a replacement tiled path to the front door and is otherwise finished in concrete paving slabs.