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

End-of-terrace three-storey two-bay red-brick Victorian townhouse. Built 1880 with a three-storey rendered projecting rear return. Rectangular on plan, principal elevation faces west, and is one eight similar street-fronted townhouses lining the east side of Princes Street gently stepping from two to three storeys high. No.14 was built some 20 years after the adjoining No's 10-12 (HB01/21/036-37) which were constructed almost two decades earlier, c.1860. Pitched natural slate roof with black clay ridge tiles and grey brick chimney stack (rebuilt) with eight circular buff clay pots rising from the North side; half-round cast-iron guttering on iron rise-and-fall brackets terminating to a circular cast-iron downpipe to front elevation. Principal elevation (NW) 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 plaster band to reveals; bays on ground floor are not aligned with window bays on floors above; single window to ground floor left of entrance doorway has a 1/1 timber sliding sash window; segmental arched door opening to right, slightly recessed, has decorative scroll console brackets on panelled pilasters to either side of a raised-and-fielded four panel painted timber door with projecting cornice above and a modest glazed fanlight over, door opens onto threshold up two concrete steps from the pavement; 1/1 timber sliding sashes (with horns) on first and second floor levels. On the left side of the front door, remnants remain of a cast iron bootscraper. North-east elevation, gable-end, is of red-brick to eaves level with rendered unpainted finish above topped by a large brick chimney stack. South-west elevation is adjoined to neighbouring property No.12 Princes Street (HB01/21/037). South-east elevation to the rear is of three-storeys with smooth plain rendered unpainted finish, as is the three-storey rear return which is built at half-landing height and has a slated pitched roof. Square-headed window openings on painted masonry sills. The fenestration pattern is irregular with replacement 6/6 timber sliding sash windows to rear elevation (where seen); uPVC rainwater goods to rear elevation. Roof Natural Slate RWG Cast-iron (NW) / uPVC (SE) Walling Red brick/ unpainted render Windows Timber sliding sash Setting: End-of-terrace Georgian-style Victorian townhouse, forming part of a terrace of eight houses lining the South East side of Princes Street fronting directly onto the pavement. Long narrow rear yard with garden enclosed by rendered wall with a three-storey plain rendered unpainted rear return. Set within the Clarendon Street Conservation Area