Manse, 46 Seymour Street, Lisburn, County Antrim

Symmetrical detached three-bay two-storey redbrick and stucco former Manse, built c.1885. L-shaped on plan including gable-ended two-storey return and lean-to extension to the re-entrant angle. Facing west and located adjacent to the north side elevation of the Methodist Church (HB19/16/018A) on the east side of Seymour Street. Pitched natural slate roof with roll-moulded black clay ridge tiles and profiled red brick chimneystacks with terracotta pots to either gable end. Moulded steel guttering to timber fascia resting on polychromatic moulded brick eaves cornice and steel downpipes. Redbrick walling laid in English garden wall bond with black brick flush courses below eaves and moulded render plinth course. Segmental-headed window openings with painted masonry sills and uPVC windows. Symmetrical three-bay two-storey front elevation with pair of decorative slightly advanced stucco bay windows to ground floor comprising; torus-moulded segmental-headed opening, stop-chamfered surround, terracotta tiled panel below sill and dentiled cornice above. Central square-headed door opening with replacement hardwood panelled door and rectangular overlight set in similarly advanced stucco surround comprising; pair of pilasters and moulded plinth blocks with pair of foliate console brackets supporting plain frieze and dentiled cornice above. Door opens onto two concrete steps to black and red tiled footpath to front garden. Gabled north side elevation surmounted by slightly corbelled out brick chimneystack rising from slightly advanced redbrick chimney flues. Three window openings to this elevation with black and redbrick segmental heads. Cement rendered rear elevation with gable-ended two-storey return and lean-to single-storey extension to the re-entrant angle. Pair of round-headed window openings to the return with uPVC windows. Gabled south side elevation detailed as per north elevation with smaller square-headed window openings to the south side elevation of the return. Setting: Set on a slightly elevated site adjacent to the north side elevation of the Methodist Church, located on the east side of Seymour Street with a small front lawn enclosed to the road by replacement brick wall with iron railings and matching pedestrian gate. Enclosed rear yard with modern garage structure. Site encircled to the north and east by bitmac car park with concrete paved footpath leading to the front entrance of the church. Roof Natural slate RWG Replacement metal Walling Redbrick / render Windows uPVC