46 Great James Street, Londonderry, County Londonderry, BT48 7DA

Victorian mid-terrace two-bay three-storey smooth rendered Georgian-style house. Constructed between 1853 and 1856. Rectangular on plan with a pitched slate roof and tall chimney stack rising to east. Principal elevation faces south and is accessed directly from street level, one step up. Built as part of a terrace row with Nos 42 & 44 Great James Street (HB01/21/035I&J), lining the north side of Great James Street. Principal elevation (south) is of red brick in 'Flemish' bond with cement strap pointing with smooth painted plaster plinth band; window openings are square-headed cut brick arch on painted masonry sills, with 6/6 timber sliding sashes to ground, first and diminished second floor windows, bays on ground floor are not aligned with window bays on floors above. Elliptical arch headed entrance doorway, slightly recessed, with flat pilasters on plinth blocks either side a replacement six-panel painted timber door with dentilled entablature and plain fanlight above, door one step up from the pavement with small cast iron bootscraper to right and original encaustic tiling to step tread; cast iron half round guttering on cast iron drive through brackets terminating into cast iron hopper and circular downpipe to right, with rebuilt red brick chimney stack to east side with 6 terracotta clay pots. North elevation not seen at time of survey. East and west sides are adjoined to neighbouring properties No.44 (HB01/21/035J) and No.48 Great James Street. Pitched slate roof with clay ridge tiles and red brick chimney stack with six terracotta clay pots rising from the east side. Cast iron half round gutter on cast iron drive through brackets terminating at a cast iron hopper and circular downpipe to front elevation. Materials: Roof Natural Slate RWG Cast Iron Walling Render Windows Timber Sliding Sash Setting: Set within a varied terrace row of houses lining the north side of Great James Street. Set within the Clarendon Street Conservation Area.