14 Clonevin Park, Lisburn, County Antrim, BT28 3BL

Detached symmetrical three-bay two-storey redbrick and rendered house, built c.1905. T-shaped on plan facing south with pair of canted bays and two-storey redbrick return to rear. Set back on the north side of Clonevin Road within its own landscaped grounds. Pitched natural slate roof with terracotta ridge tiles and pair of redbrick chimneystacks with profiled cement coping and clay pots. Cast-iron guttering on exposed rafter feet, sheeted overhanging eaves having timber bargeboard and shaped brackets to either gable and cast-iron downpipes. Painted pebbledash rendered walling to the upper floor with redbrick walling laid in English garden wall bond to the lower level having a splayed render string course between floors and a projecting redbrick plinth course. Generally square-headed window openings with redbrick surrounds, red sandstone sills and original timber sash windows with original glass. Symmetrical three-bay two-storey front elevation with pair of three-sided canted bays to the ground floor with lead roofs, moulded cast-iron guttering, chamfered flush red sandstone lintel and sill course and single-pane timber sash windows. Paired windows to the upper floor with 6/1 timber sash windows. Central three-centred arched door opening formed in moulded redbrick and red sandstone with a compound arch, chamfered brick jambs and decorative red sandstone carved stop chamfer at sill level. Original tripartite timber doorcase with Art Nouveau leaded coloured glazing, bolection moulded flat panels, brass doorstep and plain tripartite overlight. West gable has two window openings to the ground floor (as per front elevation), a single off-centre window opening to the first floor with brick surround and 6/1 timber sash window and a pair of round-headed window openings to the attic level with single-pane timber sash windows. Rear elevation is abutted by a lower two-storey redbrick return and a central lucarne rising from the centre of the rear elevation having a segmental-headed single-pane timber sash window. Details as per remaining elevations with natural slate hipped roofs to the return, diminutive single-pane timber sash windows and a timber panelled and glazed door. To the west elevation of the return a pair of single-pane timber sash windows with single concrete sill, inserted c.1980 and replacement timber glazed door opening into a small rear yard. East gable is blank. Setting: Set on the north side of Clonevin Road on a modest landscaped plot with gravel driveway and enclosed to the road and neighbouring properties by hedging. The north side of the rear yard is enclosed by a single-storey redbrick outhouse having a single pitched natural slate roof with original sheeted timber doors and timber sash windows. Roof: Natural slate RWG: Cast-iron Walling: Pebble-dash render / redbrick Windows: Original timber sash