Factory ('Morelli's Ice Cream'), Eglinton Lane, at rear of 4 Dunluce Avenue, Portrush, Co Antrim

Small, plain, single storey curved (Belfast Truss) roof building of perhaps c.1900, possibly originally an outbuilding belonging to the neighbouring house, now an ice cream factory. The property is set on the SE side of the narrow Eglinton Lane, to the rear of no.4 (Dunluce Avenue), close to Portrush town centre. The building is an odd, roughly L-shape, with the curved roof covering a long, narrow rectangular section which measures roughly 23m x 6.5. To the NW a smaller roughly triangular shaped [?]flat roofed section branches off from this, thus creating the rough L-shape. Because of the shape of the building only the right hand half of the NW elevation and the NE gable of the Belfast Truss roofed section is visible. These are both finished in painted roughcast. The gable is blank but the NW elevation has three windows of varying size (all with modern frames) and a doorway with timber sheeted pedestrian door, and, to far right, a vehicle doorway with modern ‘up & over’ metal door. There is a deep timber sheeted eaves course. The curved rood is covered in felt.