10 Church Lane, Belfast, Co Antrim, BT1 4QN

Three-storey two-bay rendered mid-terraced building in late Georgian style with shopped ground floor facing Church Lane. Slate roof with blue clay ridge tiles; no chimneys. Ruled and lined rendered walling. Upper floors have 6/6 d/h timber sash windows with projecting cills. Principal west elevation comprises single-fronted shop with plate glass window over rendered stall riser with slender fluted pilasters on bases. Door and window of similar design to nos.6-8 (HB26/50/042A). Modern barber's pole to one side. Ulster Historical Foundation 'Blue Plaque' affixed, commemorating Andrew Nicholl, painter. Rear elevation rendered without windows and includes a small lean-to extension bringing the building out to the stone rubble wall of St George’s Church (HB26/50/045). Setting: Although now obscured by rendering, Church Lane contains a number of similar related late Georgian structures and nos.4-8 (HB26/50/042A) which back onto St George’s churchyard (HB26/50/045), indicating the densely-packed nature of the city at that time. Walls: Rendered Windows: Timber Roof: natural slate RWG: Cast iron.