Newbath House, 105 Shore Road, Greenisland, Co Antrim BT38 8TZ

Semi-detached three-bay two-storey Georgian house, built c.1820, located to the east of Shore Road. Rectangular-on-plan with single-storey hipped-roof return to north-west (shared with HB22/01/002B), two-storey return to centre at rear and single-storey flat roofed extension to west. Roofs are pitched natural slate with clay ridge tiles; two rendered chimneys with original pots. Walling is ruled-and-lined rendered over smooth banded plinth, roughcast to extensions. Square-headed 6/6 timber-framed sliding sash windows with secondary glazing to exterior; all have masonry sills. Symmetrical principal elevation faces south, with a window opening to each bay arranged about a central elliptical-headed opening with moulded surround; original timber six raised-and-fielded panelled entrance door flanked by timber panelled pilasters, sidelights and original lanterns, surmounted by sunburst fanlight; accessed by sandstone steps. West elevation abutted by 107 Shore Road (HB22/01/002B). Abutted at left by shared return. Further abutted at left by gabled rubble outbuilding. North elevation abutted by return at left, by shared return at right. Exposed section contains single window at first floor. East gable is abutted at ground floor by bowed sunroom containing large curved timber window, surmounted by parapet walling and modern steel railing to first floor balcony. Exposed first floor section comprises, to left, replacement uPVC glazed door, to right, uPVC casement window; smooth rendered surrounds. Abutted at right by single-storey flat-roofed extension containing rectangular timber framed window; canopy over recent entrance door, accessed by raised patio. Behind is central two-storey lean-to return containing bowed glass block window. Abutted to right by gabled outbuilding comprising square-headed garage door opening at ground floor, timber panelled door with glazing at first floor. Modern pool-house to north. Set within mature gardens to north and south. Pitched rubble outbuilding to north. Bounded to shore at east by modern railings on recent rubble walling. Bounded to Shore Road (west) by rock-faced stone walling. Stream to north of site runs into sea to north-east, accessed by masonry steps from rear of 107 Shore Road (HB22/01/002B). Roof: Natural slate Walling: Ruled-and-lined render Windows: Square-headed 6/6 timber framed sliding sash RWG: Cast-iron ogee profile gutters with round downpipes, uPVC gutters to extension