9 Wellington Place, Belfast, Co Antrim, BT1 6GB

Four-storey three-bay late Georgian terrace house built of painted brick, converted to commercial use, having central full-height bow likely added in the early 20thC. Roof concealed by cornice and blocking course; chimneystacks to either side. Metal rainwater goods. Flemish bonded painted brick walling over shopped ground floor. Replacement timber casement windows throughout, with decorative surrounds. Front elevation: Ground floor partly shopped, but retaining separate entrance to upper floors. Windows in outer bays at each floor converted to mullioned casements, with plastered reveals and painted cills, shallow entablatures fo 2nd and 3rd floor windows, and intervening panels between first and second floor windows decorated with wreaths and swags. Central bays converted to deep bow windows with transomes and leaded upper lights. Painted cornice below parapet. Rendered brick chimney. Rear Elevation: not visible. Setting: Part of a terrace of three contemporary houses (HB26/50/029 A-C), the oldest surviving part of Wellington Place. Schedule of materials: Walls: Red brick, painted Roof: Not visible RWG: Square metal rainwater goods Windows: Appear to be metal