Pavilion, Stormont Estate, Belfast, Co. Antrim, BT4 3XX

Single storey hipped roof Neo-Georgian style pavilion constructed on the grounds of Stormont Estate between 1938 and 1959. Rectangular floor plan facing west, situated close to the top of Massey Avenue, to the east side of the Lord Carson Memorial Statue (HB26/13/19). Hipped natural slate roof with overhanging eaves having timber fascia, sheeted soffit, mitred hips and terracotta crested ridge tiles. Half round painted metal guttering discharging to circular metal downpipes on N and S elevations. Concrete frame is expressed as geometric pilasters externally; windows are small-paned fixed lights with concrete cills having rendered panel below. Principal Elevation Principal elevation is symmetrical, facing west and consists of 3 bays. Central square-headed opening; end bays have 12-pane fixed lights. Tarmac path leading to interior. North Elevation Single bay north elevation consists of tri-partite window with 12-pane central light flanked by 6-pane lights. South Elevation Single bay east elevation consists of tri-partite window with 12-pane central light flanked by 6-pane lights. East Elevation Three bay north elevation is symmetrical and consists of central tri-partite window consisting of three 6-pane lights flanked by 12-pane lights. Setting: Situated in a woodland setting within the grounds of Stormont Estate close to the top of Massey Avenue, to the east side of the Lord Carson Memorial Statue (HB26/13/19). The building sits on a shallow concrete plinth forming a narrow pathway around the building. Tarmac footpath to west with timber edging and decorative bark ground cover.