1 Wallace Avenue, Lisburn, County Antrim, BT27 4AA

Detached three-bay two-storey redbrick and rendered house, built c.1910. L-shaped on plan facing south with two-storey rear return located on the north side of Wallace Avenue, formerly the school-master's house to Brownlee School to the east. Now empty and disused. Pitched natural slate roof with roll-moulded terracotta ridge tiles and three redbrick chimneystacks rising from each gable. Original cast-iron guttering to timber fascia with sheeted timber eaves and replacement plastic downpipes. Pebbledash rendered walling to first floor with moulded redbrick drip course above redbrick walling laid in English garden wall bond to ground floor with redbrick projecting plinth course. Square-headed window openings with stone sills and original 6/1 timber sash windows. Three-bay two-storey front elevation has a pair of wall-head dormers with terracotta finials and moulded timber bargeboards. To the east bay at ground floor level is a three-sided bay window with moulded brick cornice. Central round-headed door opening with moulded brick hood moulding and decorative terracotta label stops, containing a tripartite timber-frame doorcase with replacement timber panelled door and leaded Art Nouveau fanlight. West side elevation has a single window opening to the gable and a three-sided bay window to the ground level of the rear return containing paired window openings and a hipped natural slate roof. Rear elevation abutted by two-storey gable-ended return with pebbledash rendered walling to both floors and various square-headed window openings with single-pane timber sash windows. East gable has irregularly placed window openings. Setting: Set within its own plot on the north side of Wallace Avenue enclosed by redbrick front wall. Modern flat-roofed garage structure to the east. Roof Natural slate RWG Cast-iron Walling Redbrick / pebbledash render Windows Timber sash