34 Cliftonville Road, Belfast, Co Antrim, BT14 6JY

Semi-detached two-storey-over-basement with attic (containing four self-contained apartments No.34A-D), built c.1830 to designs by architect Thomas Jackson. Rectangular-on-plan facing north with central entrance portico at east. Continuous walkway around basement at north, east and south, retaining wall surmounted by rendered plinth with saddleback concrete coping and galvanised steel railings. Located on the south side of Clintonville Road, Belfast. Hipped artificial slate roof with leaded ridge, lead-valleys, single brick chimney stack with clay pots at centre of building, adjoining No. 36 (HB26/43/002C). Ogee profile uPVC rainwater goods supported on broad overhanging painted eaves decorated with guttae; small roof light on north slope. Walling is ruled-and-lined cement render with projecting stone stringcourse over basement. Windows are square-headed 6/6 timber sashes contained within rendered reveals and painted stone sills (unless otherwise stated). Attic windows are 3/3 timber sashes with continuous sill course and deep blind panels between openings. Principal east elevation is symmetrical and contains central decorative galvanised steel portico with hipped leaded canopy (bridging basement walkway). East elevation (within portico) contains single composite entrance door with transom light over. Portico surmounted by one window at first floor; at left and right of the central portico there is one window at first and second floor; all are contained within double-height segmental-headed recesses. Three diminished 3/3 timber sashes at attic level. Basement has window at left and right. South elevation contains two windows at each floor, contained in segmental-headed recesses at ground and first floors. Two diminished 3/3 timber sashes at attic level. Basement has window at left, panelled composite door at right. Galvanised steel gate encloses basement walkway at right. West elevation is abutted by No.36 (HB26/43/002C). North elevation contains two windows at each floor, recesses as before; two windows to basement. Two diminished 3/3 timber sashes at attic level. Setting Set on an urban site, slightly back from the street, to the south side of the Cliftonville Road, Belfast. Enclosed at north by brick walling with concrete capping. Tarmac drive at east provides access to a further three apartment blocks built c.2009. Roof : Natural Slate RWG : Ogee profile uPVC Walling: Ruled-and-lined render Windows: Timber sashes