Lucano, house in County Dublin

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Semi-detached two-bay single-storey red brick house with attic accommodation, c.1900, with projecting entrance porch and return to rear. (Pair with 11362005)ROOF: Double pitched with clay tiled roof with two courses laid in fishscale pattern; stepped red brick chimney stacks, one shared with adjoining house, timber barge board on gabled side elevation and left side of bay projection; cast-iron rainwater goods. WALLS: Machine made red brick, Flemish bond, flush pointing, sandstone plinth course to bay projection with clay tile scale hanging above bay window opening. OPENINGS: Square headed window opening, flush block ended chamfered lintels, red brick reveals, flush chamfered block ended cill, timber casement window, three sided bay window with flush chamfered cill, timber frame & timber casement window; square headed dormer window opening with triple timber casement; square headed door opening, red brick flat arch, soffit, reveals and granite doorstep, surrounding diagonal tongue and grooved door; two granite steps and red and black tiled front door area, covered by bay projection and closed to side by red brick wall with glazed timber panel

From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 11362004

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