5 Victoria Crescent, Lisburn, County Antrim, BT27 4TG

Mid-terrace two-bay two-storey with attic polychromatic brick house, built c.1880. Rectangular on plan facing southwest with modern single-storey extension added to rear. Built as part of a terrace of nineteen similar houses on Millbrook Road and continuing onto Wesley Street on a curved footprint. Pitched natural slate roof with roll-moulded black clay ridge tiles, two original shared polychromatic brick chimneystacks and a gabled dormer with slate roof and timber bargeboard. Plastic rainwater goods to yellowbrick angled eaves course and frieze below. Redbrick walling laid in English garden wall bond with yellowbrick courses and brick plinth course. Segmental-headed window openings with yellowbrick surrounds, black brick keystones, painted sandstone sills and uPVC windows. Front elevation is two windows wide and stepped up from the adjoining house to the south No.7 (HB19/16/017D) and stepped down from the adjoining house to the north No.3 (HB19/16/017B). Projecting arched yellowbrick door surround having black brick keystone, impost mouldings, stop-chamfered pilasters, brick plinth blocks and uPVC door. Left side elevation abutted by adjoining house No.3 (HB19/16/017B). Rear elevation abutted by single-storey redbrick extension. Right side elevation abutted by adjoining building No.7 (HB19/16/017D). Settiing: Part of a crescent of nineteen similar houses laid out on Wesley Street and Millbrook Road on the east side of Queens Road and set at a lower level than the road. Roof Natural slate RWG Plastic Walling Red and yellow brick Windows uPVC