9 Havelock Place, Warrenpoint, Newry, Co Down, BT34 3NE

Two storey/ three bay house with semi-basement set in a larger terrace. Pitched natural slate roof with render to right verge only. Cement rendered coped chimney to each gable, both with octagonal yellow 19thC pots. Two wall head dormers to front pitch with a hipped natural slate roofs and exposed rafter tails. Masonry walls with 1/1 sash windows to front wall and blank cheeks. Deep slightly advanced eaves course carries half-round metal gutters. Principal elevation (to street) is lined rendered and painted with stepped V-channelled stucco quoins. Central bay is half width of the other two bays and contains the main entrance at ground floor. Five steps enclosed by a splayed dwarf wall carrying plain railings rise over the basement passage. Entrance consists of a pair of narrow two panelled doors (raised and fielded panels) set below an infilled semicircular fanlight. Opening has a broad painted render architrave. All windows are exposed box 1/1 sliding sashes with painted granite cills. There are two such windows to left and to right bays. At first floor are five identical windows in line with ground floor ones but diminished in height. Left bay of basement has a modern double-leaf timber door at left and 1/1 sash to right. Its central bay is enclosed by rendered walls underneath the entrance approach. Right bay has two 1/1 sash windows. Left gable is completely abutted by an adjacent house. Right gable is partially abutted by an adjacent house and its exposed section is blank. Rear elevation is cement rendered and abutted to centre by a stairwell return, which has a hipped natural slate roof, which ties into the rear pitch of the main roof. The cheeks of the stairwell return are blank. Its rear-facing wall has a large modern window between ground and first floor and a 1/1 sash window between first floor and attic level. There are two 1/1 sliding sash windows are ground floor left. The remainder of ground floor is abutted by a single storey return with pitched natural slate roof, aligned parallel with main roof. At first floor the left and right bays each have a single 1/1 sash window. At second floor there are dormers as façade. The rear return is abutted to each gable by yard walls and its rear wall is abutted by a large modern single storey extension with corrugated metal roof, which fills the whole rear yard. All of no interest. Front area is enclosed by a rendered and painted dwarf wall carrying plain railings with matching gate to main entrance and one to left end.