11 Clarendon St., Londonderry

Mid-Victorian mid-terrace two-bay three-storey with attic rendered townhouse, built c.1861. Rectangular on plan with modern projecting rear return. Principal elevation faces north set behind a low level painted rendered boundary wall surmounted by replacement metal railings. No's 11, 13 and 15 Clarendon Street are treated as a single composition set within a terrace of predominately brick faced townhouses. Pitched slate roof, black clay ridge tiles to main roof and large brick chimney stack rising from the east and west gables, both centred on ridge with nine terracotta pots. Cast-iron downpipe with hopper and uPVC guttering to front elevation. Principal front (north) elevation is painted render with deeply ruled ground floor and smooth upper floors with corner quoins. All windows are square-headed 1/1 timber sliding sash unless otherwise noted. Three-centred-arch opening to entrance doorway with recessed cornice supported by scrolled console brackets on pilasters either side of a painted timber four-panelled door with plain fanlight above. Single tripartite (1/1,1/1,1/1) timber sliding sash window to left of door surmounted by a hood mould supported by scrolled console brackets. Two windows to first and second floors (those to upper floors are not aligned with ground floor openings). First floor windows have a continuous sill course and moulded surrounds. East and west elevations abutted by adjoining buildings No.9 & 13 Clarendon Street (HB01/21/005C & HB01/21/005E respectively). South (rear) elevation is rendered three-storey with attic abutted by a rendered rear return. Small courtyard to rear with a large modern extension extending fully to rear access passageway leading to Edward Street. The fenestration pattern is irregular. Rear elevation was not fully visible at time of survey. Setting: No's 11, 13 and 15 Clarendon Street are treated as a single composition set within a terrace of predominately brick faced townhouses. Located within the Clarendon Street Conservation Area, the front of the property faces north and is bounded by Clarendon Street set behind a low level painted rendered boundary wall surmounted by replacement metal railings. Entrance door is approached by two modern steps at the boundary with a modern ramp to the left. Materials: Roof Natural Slate RWG Cast Iron/uPVC Walling Rendered Windows Timber