3 Clifton Terrace, Main St., Castlerock, Coleraine, Co.Londonderry

A three-storey two-bay end-terrace blackstone townhouse, built c.1873 and located to the south side of Main Street in Castlerock town centre. Rectangular plan with two-storey canted bay to front and two-storey gabled return to rear abutted by rubblestone gabled outbuilding. Pitched natural slate roof with angled ridge tiles, having yellow-brick chimneystack to gable. Cast-iron ogee rainwater goods on rubbed yellow-brick eaves course, with decorative black and yellow brick banding under. Walling is uncoursed squared blackstone; smooth render to west gable. Windows are 2/2 timber sash horizontally divided with horns in stepped painted brick surrounds and with painted projecting sills with corbels under; 2/2 to canted bays with painted surrounds and continuous sill course; raised cambered heads with applied moulding to jambs to second floor windows; uPVC windows to return. North-facing with two-storey canted bay at left having leaded roof and moulded cornice over window openings; segmental-headed door opening at ground floor right. Door is double-leaf panelled-and-glazed with segmental-headed transom in a painted brick surround. The east gable is abutted by adjoining building; HB03/12/002F. The south (rear) elevation has two windows to second floor; abutted at left by the gabled two-storey return, which has a window to first floor left and is abutted at right by the rubblestone gabled outbuilding with slated roof and red-brick quoins. The west elevation is blank, abutted by neighbouring garage wall. Setting: Set back from road having concrete plinth wall with saddleback coping enclosing concrete yard. Situated to the west of Babington Terrace (HB03/12/002A-D) in the centre of Castlerock. Communal yard to rear accessed via gravel alleys at east and west of terrace. Bounded to railway line at south by modern metal fencing. Roof: Natural slate Walling: Coursed blackstone with snecking Windows: Timber sash RWG: Cast-iron