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

A four-storey three-bay late Georgian terrace house built of painted brick, converted to commercial use but with many internal features intact. Roof is not visible, concealed behind a cornice and blocking course; metal rainwater goods. Walling is of painted brick. Windows are double-hung timber sash with plain reveals and projecting cills. Front elevation: Ground floor partly shopped, but retaining portico entrance to upper floors with flight of four stone steps, fluted Doric columns on stone bases, pilaster responses and entablature with trigyphs and guttae. Front door probably panelled but covered with flush panel (both sides) under plain fanlight. Remainder of the ground floor has a modern shopfront with curved sides, attached columns and metopes in imitation of the portico. Upper floors of painted brick with three bays of windows at first second and third floors of 6 over 6 sashes with fine glazing bars and without horns; height reducing at each floor. Painted cornice below parapet. 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 (Return roof asphalt flat roof) RWG: Square metal rainwater goods Windows: Timber