house — Howth Road

Attached two-bay three-storey house, built 1904 as one of pair, having full-height canted-bay to front (east) elevation, single-storey recessed porch and two-storey bay to north, and return to rear. M-profile hipped artificial slate roof, pitched to rear, hipped roof to side bay, flat roof to porch with granite coping, terracotta ridge tiles, cresting and ball finials, red brick chimneystacks to south party wall and to north gable wall to rear pitch with clay pots, cast-iron box-profile rainwater goods, and shaped paired corbelled brick eaves course. Red brick walling to front and north elevations, laid in English garden wall bond, with ruled-and-lined rendered walling to first floor, raised red brick block-and-start quoins to corners, moulded red brick stringcourses to first floor, granite plinth course, and rendered to rear. Square-headed recessed window openings with granite sills, replacement timber sliding sash windows to canted-bay, north and rear elevations, original paired round-headed stained-glass windows to two-storey recessed bay and porch, and segmental-headed window with multiple-pane stained-glass window having timber mullions to north elevation. Round-headed doorway to front, having bull-nosed brick jambs, moulded brick archivolt and fluted terracotta keystone, with timber panelled door and replacement fanlight, approached by two granite steps; mosaic tiles to porch floor. Part-garden and part-carparking to front, with red brick garden wall to north having moulded brick detail to parapet and square-headed timber battened door, wrought-iron single-leaf gate flanked by red brick piers with carved masonry caps and granite plinths with matching railings on rendered and red brick boundary walls with granite copings.