24 Lisburn Street, Hillsborough, County Down, BT26 6AB

A modified asymmetrical two-bay two-storey end-terrace house; built c.1800 originally incorporating HB19/05/049A&B, and located west of Lisburn Street in Hillsborough town centre. Square on plan with full-height return and two-storey extension on slope to rear. Pitched natural slate roof with blue/black angled ridge tiles and rendered chimneystack. Cast-iron half-round rainwater goods. Walling is painted smooth render on plinth with raised quoins to north corner; roughcast render to gable and rear elevation. Windows are replacement 6/6 timber-framed sliding sash with horns in smooth rendered surrounds with projecting masonry sills. The principal elevation faces east and is asymmetrically arranged with a window to centre at first floor; to ground floor is a blind entrance at left and a window to right of centre. The south elevation is abutted by adjoining building; HB19/05/049B. The west (rear) elevation is entirely abutted by the full-height return, set on a slope with two windows to second floor; modern timber casement window to ground and first floor at north elevation. The return is fully abutted by a two-storey extension with modern fully-glazed panel window to first floor; ground floor is concealed; north elevation has a modern six-panelled timber door with multi-paned sidelights. The north gable is blank. Setting: Forming part of an eighteenth-century /early nineteenth-century terrace, on the approach to Hillsborough town centre. End of terrace with laned access to north having car-park and attached garage to rear. Lane terminates in an early rubble stone wall enclosing a lake on the Hillsborough Castle Estate. Roof: Natural slate Walling: Smooth & roughcast render Windows: Replacement 6/6 timber-framed sash RWG: Cast-iron