33 Great James Street, Londonderry, County Londonderry, BT48 7DF

Three bay, three-storey over-basement, substantial detached Georgian-style, classical house, built c.1850. Currently vacant. Rectangular on plan. Principal elevation faces north onto Great James Street set behind boundary wall with steps up to central entrance doorway. North elevation; Barony Glen sandstone with rustication to ground floor; ashlar from first floor sill-course level with quoin stones to all four corners. Entrance to north facade; four-panelled painted timber door with elliptical fanlight above, with dentilled cornice and frieze supported by double console brackets. 2/2 timber sliding sash windows with margin panes to ground floor. 6/6 timber sash windows to first floor level with classical moulding window surround; stone pediment above window supported by consoles brackets on either side. 6/3 timber sash windows to second floor with stone surround. East elevation; rendered facade to first floor level with red-brick above; dormer window to hipped roof. Windows/doors; Recessed doorway to ground floor with single 6/6 timber sash window above to first and second floors, centrally positioned on elevation. South elevation; Four-bay smooth rendered facade with 6/6 timber sliding sash windows to ground and first floors and 6/3 to second floor level. West elevation; Three-bay smooth rendered facade overlooking churchyard. Classical moulding window surround with sill-course to first floor level. Pie-end platform on a hipped slate roof with chimneystack centred to north end with 6 clay pots. Projecting stone cornice to eaves. Cast-iron rainwater goods. Setting: One of two houses flanking Great James Street Presbyterian (HB01/21/009), set back from pavement behind dwarf wall, and broad steps, facing North on the lower (eastmost) portion of Great James Street, and wrapped to the south and east by postal delivery office. Materials: Roof: Natural Slate Rainwater goods: Cast Iron Walling; Sandstone / Render Windows: Timber Sliding Sash