7 Malone Place, Belfast, Co Antrim, BT12 5FD

Jan 2007 The building was extensively altered in 2004. The front S facing elevation has the two original window openings to the first floor. The ground floor shop front has been removed and an entrance door to match No 5 installed and a window to match the first floor. The external finish is fair faced brick to match the rest of the terrace Feb 2003 Small two storey terrace house, of c.1843-49, with two storey rear return, much altered in 1897 with the insertion of a large shop front. The property is one of a group of seven which form much of the terrace on the north side of Malone Place, just to the north of the east end of Lisburn Road, west of Sandy Row. The asymmetrical front elevation faces S. The ground floor level is completely taken up with a large plain shop front, with recessed glazed doorway to left and large two light shop window to right of this. The shop front also has a plain stall-riser and signboard frieze with simple box cornice. To the first floor are two plain sash windows whose sills sit directly on top of the shop front. The first floor level is rendered and painted. The rear of the property could not be seen, but there is a two storey return with three windows (with modern timber frames) to the first floor level of the E face. The gabled roof is slated (to front at least) with a brick chimneystack to E with four matching pots. The roof of the return could not be seen. PVC rw goods to front.