3 Glenmore Terrace, Mill Street, Hilden, Lisburn, Co.Antrim, BT27 4RW

Terraced two-bay two-storey redbrick house, built c.1860. L-shape on plan including two-storey return, facing south, set back slightly to the north side of Mill Street with enclosed front garden. Pitched natural slate roof with pair of wall-head dormers, round black clay ridge tiles and lead valleys. Redbrick chimneystacks with clay pots, deep overhanging eaves supporting replacement plastic rainwater goods. Decorative timber bargeboards to the front dormers with tall finials. Redbrick walling laid in Flemish bond with cement pointing. Ogee-arched and square-headed window openings with replacement timber sash windows and painted masonry sills. Two-bay front elevation having pair of wall-head dormers with ogee-arched window openings formed in polychromatic brick with replacement 3/3 timber sash window incorporating gothic tracery to the upper sash. Former landscape window opening to ground floor reversed c.1995, with portrait square-headed window reinstated including 6/6 timber sash window. Square-headed door opening to the right with plain painted masonry surround containing replacement panelled timber door with rectangular overlight. Door opens onto tiled step and concrete paved footpath through front garden enclosed to the road by low rubblestone wall with painted sandstone coping and redbrick piers with ogee-shaped painted sandstone capstones supporting iron pedestrian gate. West abutted by No.2 (HB19/17/16B) Multi-bay rough-cast rendered rear elevation abutted by narrow two-storey rendered return having lean-to section to rear gable. Single wall-head dormer to rear, as per front elevation, various square-headed window openings to remainder and return with some original timber sash windows. Rear yard enclosed by tall rendered wall and timber sheeted door opening onto five concrete steps to common rear area and rear garden to north. East abutted by No.4 (HB19/17/16D) Roof Natural slate Walling Redbrick RWG Plastic Windows Timber sash