Beanstown Mission Hall, Browns Corner, 4 Pond Park Road, Lisburn, County Antrim, BT28 3QR

Detached linear range of single and two-storey rendered buildings, built c.1820, set on an east-west axis at Brown's Corner. Central two-storey rendered house with projecting entrance porch abutted to the west by a single-storey former Mission Hall and abutted to the east by a single-bay single-storey accretion and a further single-storey former dwelling. Pitched natural slate roof to the two-storey house with terracotta ridge tiles, two redbrick chimneystacks and cast-iron guttering to timber rafter feet. Corrugated asbestos sheeted roofs to the flanking single-storey structures with plastic rainwater goods. Painted cement rendered walling throughout. Square-headed window openings throughout with single-pane timber sash windows and masonry sills to the two-storey house, uPVC windows to the former hall and blocked up openings to the east range. The two-storey house has a projecting entrance porch with blocking course to concrete roof and square-headed door opening having timber glazed door with early twentieth-century door furniture and opening directly onto the road. The former mission hall has a pair of square-headed door openings with sheeted timber doors. The east range has a lean-to projecting entrance porch with hardwood glazed door. Setting: Rectangular on plan facing south fronting onto Pond Park Road with the eastern gable of the east range fronting onto the B101 at a junction known as Brown's Corner. Roof Natural slate / Corrugated asbestos RWG Cast-iron / plastic Walling Cement render Windows Timber sash / uPVC