Flowerfield House, 38 Crevolea Road, Blackhill, Coleraine, Co. Londonderry, BT51 4ES

Detached symmetrical three-bay two-storey rendered house, built c.1816, with two-storey return and extensively renovated c.1990. T-shaped on plan facing south and forming part of a farm with rectangular cobbled yard to the rear lined with rubblestone outbuildings. Located at the end of a winding bitmac drive on the north side of Crevolea Road. Pitched natural slate roof with roll moulded terracotta ridge tiles and rendered chimneystacks to both ends. Replacement rainwater goods to boxed timber fascia. Flint dash rendered walling. Square-headed window openings with smooth render surrounds, concrete sills and replacement timber sash windows with aluiminium covering. Three-bay symmetrical front elevation is abutted by a central entrance porch with canted bay windows to either side. Hipped natural slate roofs to the bay windows with rolled lead ridges. Lead-lined roof to entrance porch with elliptical-headed door opening, reproduction tripartite timber glazed entrance screen and fanlight. West gable has a central window opening to ground, first and attic levels, that to the attic being an original timber casement window. Rear elevation abutted to the centre by a two-storey return with a single-storey lean-to addition to the northeast re-entrant angle, irregular fenestration and blank return gable. East gable fenestrated as per west gable with a square-headed door opening to the right with replacement glazed timber door. Setting: Located on a mature wooded site to the north of Crevolea Road, accessed via a winding bitmac drive which divides to provide separate access to the rear yard. The drive opens onto the road via a pair of curved rough-cast rendered walls and piers. Rectangular shaped yard laid out in cobbles to the rear of the house with a two-storey lime-washed and rendered range to the west having natural slate roof, vertically-sheeted timber doors and external stone steps. Further single-storey and derelict rubblestone outbuildings line the remainder of the yard to the north and east. Roof Replacement natural slate RWG Replacement steel Walling Flint dash render Windows Replacement timber sash windows with aluminium covering