House in Cork City

Terraced two-bay four-storey former house over basement, built c. 1810, as part of a terrace of four with the adjoining buildings to the north and south. Now in use as offices. Pitched tile roof with rendered chimneystack and rebuilt red brick parapet. Red brick walls with recessed blind arches having limestone imposts to first floor openings, ashlar limestone quoins, and ashlar limestone continuous sill to second floor. Replacement uPVC windows and timber shopfront.

Built as part of a group of four with the adjoining three buildings to the north and south, this group forms a well designed piece in the streetscape, comprising of a central pair flanked by recessed buildings to the north and south. The ashlar limestone quoins, string courses and imposts articulate the façade of this notable group, which is of apparent architectural design and detail.