3 Arthur Street, Hillsborough, County Down, BT26 6AP

Mid-terrace single-storey with attic stone house, built c.1830, rectangular on plan facing west, built as part of a terrace of 23 similar houses. Pitched fibre cement slate roof with synthetic ridge tiles, single gabled dormer and a single replacement redbrick chimneystack with terracotta pots shared with adjoining house No.5 (HB19/05/050B). Cast-iron gutter on iron brackets. Galletted rubble basalt walling with replacement redbrick surrounds to window and door openings, replacement pre-cast concrete hood mouldings and concrete sill. East front elevation with a single window opening and a door opening. Replacement fixed-pane bipartite timber window with applied lead to both front elevation and dormer window. Timber sheeted door opening onto concrete step. South side elevation abutted by No.5 (HB19/05/050B) with shared passageway giving access to rear. Passageway is fronted by voussoired granite arch to street with part of original granite hood moulding, concrete paved to passageway and redbrick north wall to house. Rear west elevation abutted by flat-roofed extension. Gabled north side elevation is blank and abutted by single buttress. Formerly abutted by No.1 Arthur Street (HB19/05/050), now fronting onto paved parking area. Setting: Part of a terrace of 23 similar houses forming a cul-de-sac on the east side of Ballynahinch Street. Roof Fibre cement slate RWG Cast-iron Walling Rubble basalt Windows Replacement timber casement