4 Inns Court, Park Lane, Hillsborough, County Down, BT26 6AQ

End of terrace two-storey rubblestone house, built c.1800, as one of four similar houses. Rectangular on plan facing west onto cobbled cul-de-sac to the west of Park Lane. Renovated c.1986. Pitched natural slate roof with black clay ridge tiles and a redbrick chimneystack to the south. Replacement metal guttering on iron brackets to brick eaves course. Random rubblestone walling with squared granite quoins and redbrick surrounds to all openings. Square-headed window openings formed in redbrick with stone sills and replacement timber sash windows. Front elevation is two windows wide with a recessed bay to the south. 2/2 timber sash windows to the first floor with exposed sash boxes, 3/3 to the ground floor. Square-headed door opening formed in redbrick with replacement glazed door. North elevation abutted by adjoining house No.3 (HB19/05/064C) with north elevation to rear section overlooking the accretions to No.3 having a single window opening. Rear gabled elevation fronting onto Park Lane with a single recessed door opening formed in redbrick and opening directly onto the street. South elevation fronting onto the cobbled lane opening onto Park Lane. Large window opening to the upper floor with fixed-pane landscape window. To the ground floor is a further landscape window opening with timber casement windows and a square-headed door opening with modern tripartite timber doorcase and two concrete steps. Setting: Former front door opens onto cobbled cul-de-sac enclosed to Dromore Road by tall rubblestone wall with stone coping, while the current front door opens directly onto the cobbled lane which opens onto Park Lane. Roof Natural slate RWG Metal Walling Rubblestone Windows Timber sash