Cellular Health Care Centre, Zone F2, The former Maze Prison, Halftown Road, Lisburn, BT27

The main prison hospital set within its own fenced compound within the administrative area of the prison (zone F). The building is surrounded by tarmac hard-standing and the fences continue on all sides approximately 5-10 meters away from the building. To the north of the building and its compound is the Cellular Administration Block/ECR (HB19/04/030G). To the south is the tall concrete wall and inertia dividing this zone and Phase 3 of the Maze Cellular Prison (Zone J) (HB19/04/030E). To the west is the tall concrete perimeter wall and inertia. To the east of the compound is an internal north south road. Compound is entered via a vehicle air lock to north east from Cellular Administration Block compound. The western area of the compound was further subdivided to provide an exercise yard. Single storey grey brick and concrete structure with flat roof surmounted by brick enclosed water tank. Aligned north south. Fences comprise galvanised corrugated steel sheeting over welded mesh fence with razor wire rolled top and lamps fitted to posts. Main door is off centre to east elevation with projecting 3 bays to its north and south beyond which are rectangular north and south wings. External elevations are irregularly fenestrated and windows are fitted internal concrete grilles as with ‘H’ blocks (HB19/04/030A, B, C). Domed skylights to a central internal corridor. External doors fitted with Steel grille security gates. Additional external door in south elevation leading to an exercise yard.