The Rectory, St. Elizabeth's Court, Ballyregan Road, Dundonald, Belfast, County Down, BT16 1HX

Detached symmetrical three-bay two-storey rendered former Rectory, built c.1820. Rectangular on plan facing south with a single-storey wing projecting from either side elevation and terminating in a gabled pavilion block (east pavilion rebuilt c.1990). Set on an elevated landscaped site to the west of Ballyregan Road and to the north of Upper Newtownards Road. Extensively renovated c.1990 and converted to a residential home by D.W. Boyd & Company, with much of its curtilage developed with single and two-storey units. Hipped natural slate roof with concrete ridge tiles and pair of rebuilt rendered chimneystacks with octagonal clay pots. Replacement cast-iron guttering on iron brackets and cast-iron downpipes. Dry-dash cement rendered walling with painted projecting plinth course and painted continuous sill course to first floor. Square-headed window openings with painted masonry sills and replacement 6/6 timber sash windows. Symmetrical three-bay two-storey front elevation with central round-headed door opening with Doric doorcase. Doorcase comprises a flush panelled replacement timber door flanked by pair of engaged timber Doric columns to lintel cornice and spoked fanlight over. Door opens onto concrete paved front area. West side elevation is two windows wide and abutted by single-storey single-bay wing with single-pitched roof and terminated by a single-bay single-storey gabled pavillion block, all detailed as principal block. Pavilion block has a single round-headed window opening with replacement 6/6 timber sash window and a simple pediment while the roof is hipped to the rear with a tall rendered chimneystack. Rear elevation is abutted by two-storey return connecting the principal block to the modern H-plan development to the rear. East side elevation as per west elevation, but rebuilt c.1990. Setting: Set on an elevated landscaped site to the west of Ballyregan Road and to the north of Upper Newtownards Road, accessed via bitmac driveway opening onto Ballyregan Road to the east. The house is enclosed to the rear and sides by an H-plan residential development with further single-storey units within the grounds and landscaped gardens to the front accessed via flight of concrete steps and garden pavillion, erected c.1990. Roof Natural slate RWG Replacement metal/cast-iron Walling Dry-dash cement render Windows Replacement timber sash