18 Queen Street, Londonderry, County Londonderry, BT48 7EF

Detached two-storey three bay by three bay, ruled and lined rendered former manse built 1861, with round-headed windows on the ground floor and segmental-headed windows on first floor, all windows have chamfered slightly blocked rendered surrounds. Deep overhanging eaves with slated hipped roof. The principal West symmetrical elevation to Queen Street has a central inverted breakfront with a large round-headed entrance doorway and flanked by coupled windows on the ground floor and three segmental-headed windows on the first floor. The North elevation faces onto Patrick Street with similar fenestration to that of Queen’s Street elevation, with square-headed windows to the central bay on ground and first floor, with inscribed 1861 rendered date shield between windows. First floor, leftmost window has raised cill level, original cill intact with partial build up to new cill level. East elevation is of rough-cast render abutted by a high red brick boundary wall attached to adjacent property, east side contains a single storey extension with slated catslide roof on ground floor and a small single timber sliding sash window on a painted concrete sill to left side of elevation on first floor level and a square uPVC downpipe to right side. South elevation overlooks former church building contains a coupled semicircular arched headed window on ground floor and a segmental arched headed window on first floor; south elevation has catslide slate roof to a two-storey rear extension with a semicircular arched headed window on ground and first floor, extension is abutted by a single storey flat roof entrance porch accessed via Queen's Street. Materials: Roof: Natural Slate Rainwater goods: Cast Iron Walling: Render Windows: Timber Sliding Sash (Replacements)