11 Purdysburn Village, Ballycowan, Belfast, County Down, BT8 8LJ

A one-and-a-half-storey, single-bay end terrace, built c.1830, located in Purdysburn Village to the north of Ballycoan Road. End terrace in a symmetrical group of four houses of similar style and detailing (two houses at centre are two-bay). Roof is pitched natural slate with blue/black clay ridge tiles; deep overhanging eaves with exposed rafter ends; painted bargeboards supported on exposed timber corbels. Single rectangular red brick chimneystacks with four plain clay pots to west gable, adjoining No.10 (HB19/23/023C). Rainwater goods are replacement u-profile uPVC. Walling is smooth rendered. Windows are painted lattice casements within square headed openings with plastered reveals and painted projecting masonry sills, (replacement uPVC casement windows at rear). Original timber sheeted entrance door at north, replacement uPVC door at south. Principal north elevation contains principal entrance at left, flanked by window at right; central dormer window with natural slate pitched roof and original lattice casement window. East gable contains single replacement window at first floor. Rear elevation is abutted at left by one-and-a-half storey return, exposed section at right contains single window. East gable is abutted by No.10 (HB19/23/023C). One-and-a-half-storey return is detailed as main block; south gable contains two replacement windows at ground floor, single window at first floor (diminished); east elevation contains replacement entrance door at right; west elevation is blank. Setting: The terrace is part of Purdysburn village, located to the north of Ballycoan Road. Vehicular access is at south through an area of modern development, pedestrian access is possible also at the east and west. Small enclosed garden at north, concrete driveway and small forecourt at south-east enclosed by timber fence. Roof Natural Slate Walling Smooth render Windows Lattice glazed casements RWG Replacement u-profile uPVC