1 Park Lane, Hillsborough, County Down, BT26 6AQ

Attached two-storey rendered house, built c.1800. L-shape on plan facing east on the west side of Park Lane abutting the northeast corner of The Shambles (HB19/05/149A) and incorporating a room forming part of The Shambles. Pitched natural slate roof with black clay ridge tiles and central tall rendered chimneystack with clay pots. Cast-iron guttering on iron brackets to cavetto-moulded eaves course. Painted ruled and lined rendered walling with rusticated render quoins. Square-headed window openings with original timber casement windows having cylinder glass and sandstone sills. Front elevation three windows wide with square-headed door opening having smooth render surround and flat-panelled timber door opening onto concrete step directly to the street. Gabled south side elevation abutted by The Shambles with rendered wall outlining the section incoporated into No.1 Park Lane. Pair of three-centred arch window openings formed in redbrick with fixed pane glazing and set within rubblestone wall and double-backed brick coping. Rear elevation abutted by one and half-storey projection to south and single-storey structure to north. Rear elevation is clad in creeper with some original 2/2 timber sash windows, the remainder being replacement timber casement windows. Gabled north elevation has a single square-headed window opening to the upper floor with an original 2/2 timber sash window. Abutting the rear elevation is a tall rubblestone screen wall enclosing the rear yard with natural slate coping containing a square-headed door opening with replacement timber sheeted door opening onto the cobbled rear access lane. Setting: Located on the west side of Park Lane fronting onto the street with a cobbled lane running along the north gable giving access to the rear, The Shambles and terrace of small houses nos. 1-4 Inns Court, Park Lane(HB19/05/064A-D). Roof Natural slate RWG Cast-iron Walling Ruled and lined render Windows Original timber casement