117 Hillhall Road, Lisburn, Co. Antrim, BT27 5BT

The building forms part of a south-facing group built along the Hillhall Road about one mile from the centre of Lisburn when travelling towards Belfast. The original three dwellings of the terrace have been divided into two occupancies. Nos. 113-115 to the west that form one dwelling is statutorily listed (HB19/09/004A). No. 117 remains as single unit to the east. The thatched roof is covered with corrugated iron and the wall heads have been raised to accommodate the new construction. A red brick chimney stack, corbelled and with two pots, rises over the position of the central hearth. The roof oversails at the gable and is finished with a plain bargeboard. The wall finish is roughcast with a slightly recessed base and the termination feature at the gable is smooth. A sheeted entrance door with plain rectangular fanlight is flanked to left by one, and to the right by three, plain sashed windows. All openings at front are within plain plastered surrounds. The sills of the two rightmost windows drop to follow the slope of the pavement. The east gable is blank without openings. Rainwater good are of metal At the rear the windows are plain sashed and are not provided with plastered surrounds. There is a slated lean-to extension with an entrance on the west side and there are two plain windows.