Cherryville, 2 Stockdam Road, Lisburn, County Antrim, BT28 3SD

Detached three-bay two-storey house, built c.1840, east bay later, built c.1860, located to the east side of Stockdam Road, Lisburn. Rectangular-on-plan with single-storey entrance porch with pitched roof at west and single-storey extension to south gable. Series of single-storey and two-storey outbuildings at east. Roof is pitched natural slate; blue/black clay ridge tiles; four corbelled brick chimneystacks with no pots; ogee profile replacement uPVC rainwater goods. Walls are ruled-and-lined smooth rendered; windows are camber-headed timber framed 2/2 horizontally divided sliding sashes (few uPVC replacement windows at east); with plastered reveals and projecting masonry cills unless otherwise stated. Principal elevation faces west and is six windows wide (unequally spaced). Ground floor contains three windows at right, abutted at left by single-storey entrance porch with pitched roof, two windows at left; six windows at first floor. Entrance porch has unequal pitched roof, extended at north c1985. Entrance at south cheek comprises timber panelled door with obscured elliptical window; north gable contains one window, diminished replacement timber casement window to north cheek. North gable is blank. Rear (east) elevation two bays at right contain four windows at ground and first floor, (former entrance centred on two right bays is evident by close inspection of render). Single bay at left has a symmetrical arrangement comprising replacement timber sheeted door flanked at each side by replacement uPVC windows; two sliding sash windows at first floor. South gable is abutted by single-storey modern extension of no interest. Tiled pitched roof, replacement rainwater goods; walls are red brick; large multi-pane uPVC window to each elevation. Exposed section of south gable is blank. Series of single-storey and two-storey outbuildings to east. Most notable is the east-west aligned block located north of the house. Roof is pitched natural slate; walls are roughcast rendered. Original timber fenestration is largely intact including square-headed vertically sheeted timber doors; farmyard at east. Set within unspoiled rural landscape with expansive garden to west, and traditional farmyard to east; the house is accessed from road to west through modest entrance with low rubble stone plinth wall, timber fence and hedging. Original cow-tail water pump is located adjacent to the rear entrance of the house. Roof: Natural slate Walling: Ruled-and-lined render Windows: Square-headed timber framed 2/2 horizontally divided sliding sashes. RWG: Replacement ogee profile uPVC