34 Hill Street, Newry, Co Down, BT34 1AR is a Grade B1 listed building in the Newry, Mourne and Down local planning authority area, Northern Ireland. First listed on 15 December 1981.

34 Hill Street, Newry, Co Down, BT34 1AR

WRENN ID
fading-dormer-hawthorn
Grade
B1
Local Planning Authority
Newry, Mourne and Down
Country
Northern Ireland
Date first listed
15 December 1981
Source
NI Environment Agency listing

Description

Three storey (+basement + attic) two bay classical Georgian house fronting west side of Hill Street. This is centre of building of terrace of three. Roof is pitched natural slate with two modern skylights to rear pitch. Cement render chimney to left gable. Gutters are semicircular profiled metal with a downpipe falling to right of facade. Wall to facade is painted, lined cement render with unpainted granite eaves course. Five granite steps rise to main entrance at ground floor left. Six panelled timber door with beaded muntin and bolection moulded and raised panels. Door is set within a pair of Ionic demi-columns, on moulded plinths. Columns support a moulded entablature, over which is a delicate lead, peacock-tail fan light. All are set within a segmental headed opening with pole-mould chamfer to reveal. On wall to right of door is a brass plaque, and over fanlight is a modern security box. To ground floor right are two equally spaced 1/1 sliding sash windows with granite cills. There are no openings to basement. There are three equally spaced 6/6 sliding sashes to first and second floors those to second floor are diminished in height. First floor windows have decorative wrought iron balconettes, and those to second floor have plainer balconettes. Front steps and basement area are enclosed by plain spiked railings with urn topped decorative posts all resting on a chamfered granite plinth. To right of front steps there are six steps down to the stone flagged basement passage. Left and right gables form party walls with adjacent properties. Wall to rear elevation is painted lined cement render. Elevation is abutted at right by a two-storey extension. At ground floor left are two 6/6 sliding sash windows. There are two similar windows to first and second floors (top ones diminished in height). To right at half landing level between first and second floors (over flat roof of return) is a 6/6 sliding sash window with semicircular, radial glazed head. Modern plastic soilpipes abut rear elevation at centre. Ground floor window and half-landing window have security bars attached. Two-storey return has felted flat roof and painted render walls. At ground floor left is a modern timber door. To first floor are two three paned windows. This return is abutted by a second return. It is two storeys with a felted flat roof, and painted render walls. Its left cheek projects slightly more forward. To ground floor of left cheek is a three paned PVC window with fixed metal security grill. To first floor are two PVC top-hung windows. There is also a small fixed window to gable end. Second return is abutted by a third single storey mono-pitched shed, which is of no interest.

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