Hilden House Brewery, Grand Street, Lisburn, Co.Antrim, BT27 4TY

Range of multi-bay two-storey rendered rubble outbuildings, built c.1825 as part of Hilden House (HB19/17/014A), laid out on a U-plan enclosing yard to west, north and east with further double-height redbrick range attached to rear of west range, built c.1910. North and east ranges now in use as brewery with west range and redbrick range in separate ownership. Hipped natural slate roofs with black clay ridge tiles and rolled leaded hips. Overhanging eaves with exposed rafter feet and plastic rainwater goods. Painted render walling. Square-headed door and window openings with timber sash windows, some timber sills. West Range: In separate ownership. Multi-bay two-storey painted rubble outbuilding with timber lintels and sills, some vertically-sheeted timber and glazed doors to first floor loading bays. Abutting rear elevation is a redbrick range consisting of a double-height Edwardian garage building with double-pile half-hipped natural slate roofs with glazing and central gable having faux timber framework. Full-height iron roller shutter doors and single pair of vertically-sheeted timber doors to the front, blank redbrick walls to the rear and west fronting onto the garden of Hilden House. North Range: Ten-bay two-storey rendered north range in use as brewery, possibly built c.1850. Natural slate roof, hipped to east, gabled to west with central wall-head dormer to loading bay having decorative timber barge-board and finial and a clock above the vertically-sheeted door. Original 8/8 timber sash windows with timber sills to front and rear elevations. Sliding timber door on iron roller system with timber fascia above stating ‘HILDEN BREWERY’. East Range: Eight-bay two-storey rendered former outbuilding to the east, attached to the north range, now in use as a restaurant and bar. Painted rendered walling with square-headed door openings having 6/6 timber sash windows with exposed sash boxes and concrete sills to both elevations. Vertically-sheeted timber doors, that to the first floor loading bay is original with cantilevered modern timber balconette. Yard paved in bitmac with cobbles to the east and west along each range. New timber platform to the east range for use as outdoor dining. Yard access via drive to the south of Hilden House and also to the northwest of yard between north and west ranges opening onto Mill Street via steel gates and curved tall redbrick walls. Roof Natural slate RWG Plastic/metal Walling Lime rendered/Red brick to garage Windows Original timber sash