51 Sunnyside Street, Belfast, County Antrim, BT7 3EX

Terraced two-storey with attic dormer redbrick house, built c.1870. L-shaped on plan facing south lining the north side of Sunnyside Street as part of a terrace of six similar houses. Pitched artificial slate roof with clay ridge tiles, replacement brick chimneystack to east with terracotta pots. Wall-head dormer is shared with the adjoining house No.53 (HB26/02/019F) having timber bargeboard, redbrick walling and diminutive square-headed window opening. Plastic guttering on painted stone eaves course with polychromatic brick frieze below. Redbrick walling laid in Flemish bond with painted sandstone plinth course. Square-headed window opening with painted masonry lintels, painted masonry sills and replacement timber casement windows. Front elevation is two windows wide with decorative painted masonry doorcase to the left, abutting that of the adjoining house. Doorcase comprises; square-headed door opening with replacement timber panelled door and rectangular overlight flanked by plain pilasters on plinth blocks and oversized foliate console brackets (that to the west shared with adjoining house) supporting shared lintel cornice and decorative segmental stone panel above. Door opens onto cobblelock front path and garden enclosed by replacement timber fence on replacement brick wall. West side elevation abutted by adjoining house No.53 (HB26/02/019F). Rear elevation abutted by shared two-storey return. Painted cement rendered walling with replacement timber casement windows and masonry sills. Small enclosed rear yard with screen wall opening into rear garden. East side elevation abutted by adjoining house No.51 (HB26/02/019D). Setting: Forming part of a terrace of six similar houses lining the north side of Sunnyside Street with communal rear access lane opening onto the street along the west gable of No.53 (HB26/02/019F). Roof Artificial slate RWG Plastic Walling Redbrick Windows Replacement timber casement