84 Dromara Road, Hillsborough, County Down, BT26 6PE

Semi-detached single-storey with attic stone house in a Tudor idiom, dated 1841. Rectangular on plan facing north with rendered single-storey with attic return added c.1970. Set back on the south side of Dromara Road, built as a single house with No.86 (HB19/05/122B). Pitched natural slate roof with black clay ridge tiles, two rebuilt redbrick chimneystacks with terracotta pots and plastic rainwater goods to deep timber eaves. Decorative timber bargeboard to west gable and flat dormer on front pitch. Snecked coursed rubblestone walling, cement pointing, rusticated ashlar quoins and painted brick surrounds to all openings. Camber-headed window openings with painted masonry hood mouldings, painted masonry sills and replacement timber casement windows. Front elevation has a central square-headed door opening flanked by window openings, all having painted masonry hood mouldings. Original herring-bone sheeted timber door with brass furniture and painted stone Downshire plaque above with raised lettering stating; '1841'. Door opens onto three semi-circular steps constructed with granite setts. East side elevation abutted by neighbouring house No.86 (HB19/05/122B). Rear elevation abutted by gable-ended single-storey with attic extension, built c.1970. Gabled west side elevation has a single window opening to each floor with a hood moulding to the ground floor only. Setting: Gravel front area and side parking area with front garden enclosed by low stone wall and modern iron railing. To the rear is a two-storey rendered former shed or outbuilding with pitched natural slate roof and uPVC windows. Roof Natural slate RWG Plastic Walling Snecked coursed rubblestone Windows Replacement timber casement