Summer House, 6 Clonevin Park, Lisburn, County Antrim, BT28 3BL

Originally a small early 20th century summer house located in the rear garden of a two-storey red-bricked house at 6 Clonevin Park; approximately 200 metres west of Friends’ School Lisburn, demolished post 2011 for development of new dwelling. The following is the second survey description dated 2011 prior to demolition. Pitched timber shingle roof with timber ridge tiles; cast-iron half circle guttering with circular downpipes; timber fascia and barge boards. Timber framed structure on smooth rendered masonry walling; with vertically sheeted tongue-and-groove gables. Single-glazed timber framed bi-partite casement windows with timber cills; each pane incorporating two rows of individual square panes of alternating coloured rolled glass. Timber front door with bi-partite upper glazed panel with matching coloured glazing; paired vertically sheeted panels finished flush with the rails and stiles. The principal elevation faces south and is symmetrically arranged. The front door is centrally located flanked by a bi-partite casement window. The left gable is symmetrically arranged comprising a pair of bi-partite casement windows. Timber sheeted gable head with projected barge boards with a decorative wrought-iron scroll located at the gable apex. The rear elevation is blank corrugated tin. The right gable matches the left. Setting: The summer house sits within the context of the gardens of an adjacent two-storey villa. The surrounding gardens are well maintained with a large lawn bounded by hedge rows. To the immediate north there are views towards Wallace High School and Thompson House. Roofing: Timber shingle Walling: Smooth rendered/timber frame Windows: Timber casement RWG: Cast-iron