4 Princes Street, Londonderry, Co. Londonderry, BT48 7EY

Mid-terrace two-storey over-basement with attic two-bay red-brick Victorian townhouse. Built 1853-56 with a small two-storey rendered projecting rear return with a lean-to slate roof. Rectangular on plan, principal elevation faces North West, built along with adjoining no's 1 & 2 Princes Street (HB01/21/039A&B) of similar street-fronted townhouses lining the South East side of Princes Street. Pitched natural slate roof with terracotta clay ridge tiles and a red brick chimney stack with circular terracotta clay pots rising from the South West side; half-round cast-iron guttering on rise-and-fall brackets terminating to a circular cast-iron downpipe to front elevation. Principal (NW) elevation is of hand-made red brick laid in 'English Garden Wall' bond with cement pointing; all window openings are square-headed on painted masonry sills with painted rendered reveals; openings on ground floor are not aligned with window bays on floors above; single window opening on ground floor right of entrance doorway has a 6/6 timber sliding sash window (with horns); square headed door opening, slightly recessed, has engaged plaster painted columns of the Doric order to either side of a raised-and-fielded four panel painted timber door with projecting dentilled cornice above and a modest glazed transom light over with horizontal and vertical glazing bars, door opens onto threshold one concrete step up from the pavement; 6/6 timber sliding sashes (with horns) on first floor level. South West and North East elevations are adjoined to neighbouring properties No's 2 (HB01/21/039B) & 6 Princes Street. South East elevation to the rear is of three-storeys with smooth plain rendered unpainted finish, as is the rear return with a slated lean-to roof. Square-headed window openings on masonry sills. The fenestration pattern is irregular with replacement timber casement windows throughout; uPVC rainwater goods to rear elevation. Full access to rear not possible. Roof Natural Slate RWG Cast-iron (NW) uPVC (SE) Walling Red brick / unpainted render Windows Timber sliding sash (NW) / timber casements (SE) Setting: Mid-terrace Georgian-style Victorian townhouse, forming part of a terrace of similar houses lining the South East side of Princes Street fronting directly onto the pavement. Long narrow rear yard with garden enclosed by a wooden fence with a two-storey plain rendered unpainted rear return. Set within the Clarendon Street Conservation Area.