282 Tennent Street, Edenderry Gardens, Belfast, Co Antrim, BT13 3GG is a Grade Record Only listed building in the Belfast local planning authority area, Northern Ireland. First listed on 20 June 1984.
282 Tennent Street, Edenderry Gardens, Belfast, Co Antrim, BT13 3GG
- WRENN ID
- upper-spandrel-sienna
- Grade
- Record Only
- Local Planning Authority
- Belfast
- Country
- Northern Ireland
- Date first listed
- 20 June 1984
- Source
- NI Environment Agency listing
Description
An asymmetrical, two-bay, two-storey-with-attic terraced brick house with wall-head dormer and bay windows, constructed between 1907-09 and located to the west side of Tennent Street, in the Shankill area of Belfast. Facing east and rectilinear on plan with a two-storey, gabled return, single-storey lean-to structure and internal courtyard to the rear. Pitched, red tile roof with roll-moulded red clay ridge tiles; single replacement brick chimney with small clay pots. Wall head dormer-window to attic with pitched roof as above with brick copping and decorative diamond motif above attic window; central modern skylight to rear roof. Walling is Flemish bonded brick with string course to ground floor and first floor windows; decorative clay vents to main façade. Rear walling is English Garden Wall bonded with roughcast to first floor. uPVC rainwater goods; uPVC windows throughout; flat arch heads; offset painted brick sills with concrete sills to rear ground floor; decorative terracotta vents. Principal elevation is two openings wide at ground floor; white uPVC front door with moulded brick, camber-arch surround; surmounted by deeply projecting, flat-roofed timber canopy. Fully glazed bay-window to right, on brick plinth; mono-pitched red-tile roof with decorative lead flashing. First floor features central, wide segmental-arched surround casement window; offset painted brick sill and lintel; dark horizontal brick bands align with sill base. The south elevation is abutted by adjoining terrace (HB26/36/001C). Rear (west) elevation abutted by two-storey pitched-roof return; south cheek is blank; west gable has central window above replacement lean-to single-storey brick and slated structure (formerly the coal shed); new window to rear wall at ground floor. North cheek abutted by original single-storey yard wall; enlarged window and door at ground floor; small window on first floor. Principal rear elevation has central window on ground and first floor; roughcast to first floor; attic window to left-side above return. Timber sheeted and braced door through boundary wall to internal yard. Half-height walls extend from rear to form small patio area to the west. The north elevation is abutted by the adjoining terrace (HB26/36/001E). Setting Located on the western side of Tennent Street, between Crumlin and Shankill Roads. Small garden with replacement paving, dwarf-wall, cast-iron gate and railings to the east along Tennent Street; long, narrow garden plot at rear, running west to boundary wall. A paved walkway extends along rear of all properties in terrace, between garden plots and rear of buildings but has been sealed with locked gates to the south. Mixed use business park and apartment complex to west, on site of former Edenderry Spinning Mill. Crumlin Road Presbyterian Church (HB26/36/009) located to the north-east on the corner of Crumlin Road and Tennent Street. Roof Clay tiles RWG uPVC Walling Brick, roughcast Windows uPVC
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