10b Blackrock Road, Portrush, Co. Londonderry, BT56 8EX

Detached multi-bay two-storey with attic rendered house, built c.1910, split into two units c.1930 (10b to the lower level and 10a to the upper level HB03/10/066A). Square on plan facing north and set on a steeply sloping coastal site overlooking the sea with vehicular access to the rear. Hipped artificial slate roof with synthetic ridge tiles and two rendered chimneystacks having terracotta pots. Steel rainwater goods to boxed eaves. Painted rendered walling. Square-headed window openings with simple lugged rendered surrounds, keystones and 2/2 timber sash windows. Symmetrical north front elevation is three windows wide with a large central dormer having paired windows. The lower windows are diminished in size. East side elevation has irregular fenestration, abutted by a flight of concrete steps and elevated glazed porch to the upper level on reinforced concrete piers. Off-centre dormer window to the roof and a further door opening at the lower level with glazed timber door. Symmetrical rear elevation on split level with central dormer as per front elevation. The Blackrock Road loops around to the rear of the group of houses at the upper level with a concrete parking area to the right and steps to a sunken yard to the left. West side elevation is abutted by a further glazed entrance porch supported on reinforced concrete posts and opening onto an elevated concrete path to the rear. Setting: Located on a steeply sloping coastal site overlooking the sea. Blackrock Road runs along the lower level to the north and loops around to the rear of the group of houses at a higher level. Roof Artificial slate RWG Steel Walling Painted render Windows 2/2 timber sash windows