Whites Tavern, 2-6 Wine Cellar Entry, Belfast, County Antrim, BT1 1QN

Three-storey rendered public house of c1790 facing into the courtyard of Winecellar Entry. The style is urban vernacular, though the fenestration is fairly regular. Bangor Blue slate roof with ridge parallel to Lombard Street. Corbelled eaves with ogee gutter. Front elevation rendered and painted with slight texture; shallow frames round most windows, and projecting cills. Windows (modern) d/h sash with horns, typically 2 over 2, fairly regularly spaced in six bays. Ground floor more irregular with four windows close together, one much smaller window and three doors. (Modern) ornamental iron grilles to windows at ground and first floor. Quoinstones at each end of the terrace. The building is landlocked, being built against on three sides. Setting: Reached by entries either from Lombard Street or Rosemary Street, Winecellar Entry is picturesque, but the physical surroundings of the Tavern are not as attractive as it is. Schedule of materials: Roof: Slate Walls: Painted and rendered brick Windows and doors: Timber Rwg: Cast iron