Bogarts, 57 Ann Street, Belfast, County Antrim, BT1 4EE

A four storey Italianate commercial building, c.1830 and refaced c.1885, end of terrace sitting on the corner of Ann Street and Upper Church Lane. Pitched slate roof unseen behind balustraded parapet, rendered chimney with moulded and bracketed cornice to west gable. Gutter and rainwater pipes to rear are uPVC. Walls painted, plain render. Square urn balustraded parapet over deeply projecting moulded cornice with brackets to soffit; staged pilasters on corners, fluted to shafts with different capitals at each floor; moulded strings at each cill level. All windows have flat lintels with moulded architraves, those to the third floor have lugged architraves and exaggerated keystones; second floor windows have pediments with floral tympanum sitting on fluted pilasters; first floor have segmental pediments, floral tympanum on console brackets over moulded uprights with volute feet. The ground floor shop front is framed by slender pilasters with fluted bases, diamond motifs and Ionic capitals; modern plastic fascia between original end stops. Windows are 2 pane 1/1 timber sashes. The shop windows and door are replacement timber. The main, north elevation is 3 windows wide; the shopfront has 3 bays with the entrance in the west bay. The east elevation is abutted by a four storey building. The rear south elevation is a blank wall with small windows at the second and third floors. The side west elevation has windows to the south corner on each of the upper floors. The corners have pilasters (N) and rusticated quoins (S), remaining blank wall has a three storey high moulded plaster panel. The shop front has a window bay flanked by bays of sold rusticated render, the fourth bay to the south has a shuttered door. Setting 57 Ann Street sits directly on the south side of the pedestrianised street, on the corner of Upper Church Lane. Roof: slate Walls: render Windows: timber RWG. uPVC