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

Terraced two-bay two-storey rendered house, built 1870, rectangular on plan facing east with a three-bay two-storey return (shared with No.9). 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. Pitched natural slate roof with roll-moulded black clay ridge tiles, a large redbrick chimneystack (shared with No.11 and rebuilt c.1990). Further pair of redbrick chimneystacks to the return. Plastic rainwater goods to overhanging eaves with exposed rafter feet. Painted ruled-and-lined rendered walling with a deep projecting rendered plinth course. Square-headed window openings to the first floor, segmental-headed to the ground floor, all having replacement timber casement windows and painted concrete sills (paired to the ground floor). The pair of ground floor windows have had the sills dropped and retain a stop-chamfer detail which is repeated to the round-headed door opening. Round-headed door opening with a painted engaged colonette to the south, having a foliate capital and forming part of the door opening to the adjoining house (HB22.06.023B). Double-leaf timber doors with diagonally-sheeted panels having a stop-chamfer detail and rectangular overlight set behind the arch. Door opens onto a step with encaustic tiles and a stone step. The tiling continues to the internal entrance lobby with a replacement timber glazed door and overlight. Large square-headed door opening to the return with double-leaf timber glazed doors. A further vertically-sheeted timber plank door to the return with a glazed panel. A raised front garden is enclosed by a rendered wall with an enclosed small rear 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 Replacement timber casement Rainwater goods Plastic