292 Tennent Street, Belfast, Co Antrim, BT13 3GG

An asymmetrical, two-bay, two-storey-with-attic terraced brick house with dormer and canted-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. A single-storey, lean-to extension to previous yard area at rear and further addition of lean-to conservatory across rear (west) elevation (of no interest). Pitched, red tile roof with roll-moulded clay ridge tiles; single replacement brick chimney with small clay pots. uPVC rainwater goods throughout, except for cast iron downpipe to main elevation. Decorative cast iron hopper to left of east elevation. Dormer window to attic; timber surrounds, clay-tile cheeks and replacement window; central skylight to rear. Walling is Flemish bonded brick to ground floor, painted roughcast render to first floor; painted brick plinth to canted bay-window. English Garden Wall bonded brick to the rear; roughcast render to first floor to main rear elevation; decorative terracotta vents throughout. uPVC replacement windows with flat arch heads and offset brick sills; some concrete sill to rear. Principal elevation is two openings wide at ground floor; white uPVC and front door with segmental-arch chamfered rebated surround, surmounted by timber canopy on timber brackets, having lean-to clay-tile roof; decorative lead flashing. Canted bay-window to right with hipped roof of clay-tiles. First floor features central uPVC casement window, devoid of previous timber shutters. The south elevation is abutted by the adjoining terrace (HB26/36/001H). Rear (west) elevation; abutted by two-storey return. South cheek is blank; west gable end has central window above re-slated, lean-to single-storey brick structure (formerly the coal shed). First floor windows to left cheek of return and main rear elevation. Single-storey lean-to extension over previous yard area at rear; extended to west by conservatory which extends across full length of rear elevation. The north elevation is abutted by the adjoining terrace (HB26/36/001J). Setting Located on the western side of Tennent Street, between Crumlin and Shankill Roads. Small, newly paved garden with rebuilt, half-height brick wall and replacement timber gate 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 Cast iron, uPVC Walling Brick, roughcast Windows uPVC