22a Cadogan Park, Belfast, BT9 6HG

Detached symmetrical three-bay two-storey Arts and Crafts style house in private grounds, built c.1940, located on the N side of Cadogan Park in South Belfast. L-shaped ridge, with full-height return to NW, and fronted by two full-height bowed bays with projecting hipped roofs. That to left projects more deeply. Variety of single-storey and two-storey abutments to rear (N) elevation. Hipped Rosemary tiled roof with terracotta ridge tiles, deeply overhanging and supported on substantial timber eaves brackets; three tall brown brick chimneystacks, replacement pots; half-round gutters (appear to be replacement). Painted wetdash render walling over brown brick plinth. Square-headed window openings, plain reveals, painted projecting cills, painted metal-framed casement windows with lattice leaded cames, behind secondary glazing. Principal elevation faces south, with projecting bowed bays to either side of the main entrance, which is set back. Bowed bays have six-light windows, two-light window over central entrance. Principal entrance comprises a square-headed opening set in brown brick surround; Rosemary tiled canopy over on timber brackets, original painted timber multi-pane glazed door with matching sidelights, accessed via two tiled steps. W elevation has two windows aligned to left, and projecting chimneybreast to right side. N elevation abutted by number of single- and two-storey hipped roof additions, detailed as main building; a lean-to canopy abuts W side. Square-headed door opening having eight-pane transom light over painted timber door. E elevation is dominated by projecting chimneybreast. Setting: Located on the N side of Cadogan Park, one of a number of large private residences, in a large private garden and partially screened from view by mature hedge. Vehicular entrance to SW, accessed via a tarmac drive. Roof: Rosemary tiles Walling: Painted dash render RWG: Replacement extruded metal Windows: Metal casements