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Cortna — Ardfoyle Crescent

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Cortna — Ardfoyle Crescent
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Semi-detached two-bay two-storey with attic house, built c.1910, with full-height gabled projecting bay to south elevation having jetty dormer attic supported on timber brackets, projecting gable-fronted porch, two-storey return to rear and single-storey timber and glazed conservatory to east. Pitched slate roof with overhanging eaves, terracotta crested ridge tiles with terracotta finials to porch and gabled bay, red brick corbelled shouldered chimneystack, timber bargeboards to gables, gabled dormer window and cast-iron rainwater goods on bracketed eaves course. Red brick walls laid in Flemish bond to ground floor and porch with moulded render string course, platbands at first floor sill level and roughcast render to remaining. Terracotta tiling to gabled bay. Square-headed window openings, segmental-headed window opening to ground floor, render sills, smooth rendered surrounds and timber casement windows. uPVC window to attic. Round-headed opening to porch with polychromatic brick voussoirs having fluted drop keystone and timber panelled door having large leaded and stained glass panel and plain glass overlight. Set back from street with red brick plinth wall bounding front site having wrought-iron railings and square-profile gate piers with terracotta ball finials to cast-iron gates.

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