150 Woodburn Road, Carrickfergus, Co.Antrim, BT38 9AB

Detached multi-bay two-storey rendered house, built c.1820, set on an L-plan facing south with a four-bay two-storey wing to the east and an entrance portico with glazed lean-to room above. Detached three-bay two-storey redbrick outbuilding to northeast with a further detached two-bay three-storey former mill building to the east. House: Hipped artificial slate roof with black clay ridge tiles, several rendered and redbrick chimneystacks with terracotta pots. Timber bargeboards to two east-facing gables, overhanging eaves with cast-iron rainwater goods. Painted ruled-and-lined rendered walling with a plat-band above ground floor level. Square-headed window openings with painted stone sills and timber casement windows. Camber-headed window openings to the east range, painted stone sills and horizontally-glazed two-over-two timber sash windows. Rectangular-plan bay to south elevation with square-headed window openings and timber casement windows. Some uPVC windows to the rear north elevation. Single-storey gabled entrance porch to the east elevation of the east wing with natural slate roof, roll-moulded ridge tiles, timber bargeboard, two-over-two timber sash window and a square-headed door opening to the north with vertically-sheeted timber door. Mill buildings: Adjacent to the east wing of the house is a three-bay two-storey redbrick former mill building, with a further two-bay three-storey whitewashed former mill building located further to the east fronting onto Woodburn Road, both buildings connected by a tall rubblestone boundary wall running along the road. Redbrick building; Pitched artificial slate roof with black clay ridge tiles and cast-iron rainwater goods. Redbrick walling laid in English garden wall bond with some whitewash remaining. Camber-headed window openings formed in rubbered brick with stone sills and horizontally-glazed timber sash windows. East mill building; Pyramidal natural slate roof with black clay ridge tiles and cast-iron rainwater goods to redbrick eaves, surmounted by an iron weather vane. Lean-to natural slate roofs to north and east with a further lean-to natural slate roof to tall boundary wall. Whitewashed rough-cast lime rendered walling, three iron rings at lintel-level to all four elevations. Square-headed window openings with timber louvers to the upper floor, vertically-sheeted door to the first and ground floors and timber casement windows to the ground floor. The redbrick mill building to the northeast rises out of a rubblestone wall running along the Woodburn river which forms the boundary to the complex to the north. The wall encloses a yard and continues to Woodburn Road meeting the east mill complex. Occupying an elevated site with landscaped grounds to the south a bitmac drive exits the site to the east with a pair of pebbledash rendered piers and low pebbledash rendered wall enclosing the easternmost corner of the site.