11 Marine Parade, Whitehead, Carrickfergus, Co Antrim, BT38 9QP

End of terrace two-bay two-storey rendered house, built 1870, facing east. Built as part of a terrace of four houses to the west of Marine Parade on an elevated site overlooking Belfast Lough and having a symmetrical composition. L-shaped on plan with a projecting gable and a lower three-bay two-storey return. Pitched and hipped natural slate roofs with roll-moulded black clay ridge tiles, a large redbrick chimneystack (shared with No.10 and rebuilt c.1990). Plastic rainwater goods to overhanging eaves with exposed rafter feet. Timber bargeboard and a pair of timber brackets to the front gable. Painted ruled-and-lined rendered walling with a projecting rendered plinth course. Paired window openings to the front gable, segmental-headed to the first floor, round-headed to the ground floor, square-headed to the remainder. The ground floor openings having a stop-chamfer detail to the reveals and a central colonette with foliate capital. Original single-pane timber sash windows throughout and painted concrete sills. Set to the right of the principal gabled front is a canted entrance porch with hipped natural slate roof, plastic rainwater goods on sprocketed eaves. Constructed of timber with stop-chamfer detailing and a double-leaf timber panelled door with diagonally-sheeted panels, flanked by sidelights and rectangular overlights over. A raised front garden is enclosed by a rendered wall and a concrete footpath with steel handrails. A bitmac drive runs along the north side elevation, giving rear access to No.12. To the rear is an small enclosed yard accessed via a small rear lane, also giving access to a further garden plot to the rear. Roof Covering Natural Slate Walling Painted ruled and lined render Windows 1/1 timber sash Rainwater goods Plastic