Historic Building Details

HB Ref No:
HB24/01/058

Address :
52 Shore Road Portaferry Co Down BT22 1JZ

Townland:
Tullyboard

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Survey 2:
Record Only

Date of Listing:

Date of De-listing:

Current Use:
House

Former Use
House

Conservation Area:
Yes

Industrial Archaeology:
No

Vernacular:
No

Thatched:
No

Monument:
No

Derelict:
No

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OS Map No:
206/12

IG Ref:
J5948 5055

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Owner Category

Private

Exterior Description And Setting

Plain, modern looking, two storey terrace house which began life as a single storey dwelling, but was raised to its present height and completely renovated in [?]c.1990. The property is set within the terrace on the E side of the Shore Road, to the S of Portaferry town centre. The front façade is asymmetrical and faces roughly W. Off centre front doorway with PVC double door and plain narrow fanlight. Two pane PVC windows to left and right with top hung upper openers and simulated horizontal astragals between double glazing. Concrete cills. Two windows to first floor as before. The front façade is finished in unpainted lined render. The ground floor level to the rear is completely covered by a large modern single storey extension. To the first floor main rear façade there are three modern window openings. The rear façade is finished in what appears to be a dry dash. The gabled roof is covered with asbestos slates with a small rendered chimney stack in centre, with single pot. PVC gutters and down spouts. Pitched roof and lean to extensions at rear.

Architects

Not Known

Historical Information

Site with building shown on Patrick O’Hare’s 1799 map, when it was in possession of a William McAnnally and on OS Maps of 1834 and 1860. This house was originally a one storey dwelling with dormers and has had a storey added some time around c.1990. References- Primary sources 1 PRONI D.552/B/3/3/1 Savage/Nugent Papers: ‘A Plan or Map of the Town of Portaferry’ by Patrick O’Hare, 1799 [The Savage/Nugent Papers contain many documents relating to Portaferry and the surrounding area] 2 Linen Hall Library ‘Pigot & Co.’s Dublin and Hibernian Provincial Directory’ (Manchester 1824) 3 'Ordnance Survey Memoirs of Ireland Vol.7: Parishes of County Down II', ed. Angelique Day and Patrick McWilliams (QUB 1991) 4 PRONI OS/6/3/32/1 OS maps, 1st ed., 1834, Down sheet 32 5 PRONI VAL/1B/37 1st valuation, Ballyphilip, c.1835-38 6 PRONI VAL/1D/3/4 Valuation town plan of Portaferry, c.1838 7 Linen Hall Library ‘Slater’s National Commercial Directory of Ireland’ (Manchester 1846), p.520-23 8 PRONI and Linen Hall Library ‘Belfast and Province of Ulster Directory’ Vols.1-21, 1852-1900, (Belfast, Henderson [1852-65], Belfast News-Letter [1865- ]) 9 Linen Hall Library ‘Slater’s Royal National Commercial Directory of Ireland’ (Manchester 1856), p.592-95 10 PRONI OS/8/23/1- OS town plan of Portaferry, 1859 11 PRONI Second ('Griffith's') valuation, 1863 [in print] 12 PRONI VAL/12E/112/1- Valuation maps of Portaferry, c.1863, with revisions of 1902 13 Linen Hall Library ‘Slater’s Royal National Commercial Directory of Ireland’ (Manchester 1870), pp.341-43 14 PRONI OS/8/23/2 OS town plan of Portaferry, 1874 15 George Henry Bassett ‘County Down Guide and Directory’ (Dublin 1886) 16 PRONI OS/8/23/3 OS town plan of Portaferry, 1900 17 UFTM WAG 609, 611, 612 W.A. Green Collection, photographs of Portaferry Quay, harbour, Shore Road etc. 18 UM W05/82/3 Welch Collection, photograph of the shore front, Portaferry etc. 19 PRONI VAL/12E/112/2- Valuation maps of Portaferry, 1902, with revisions of 1935 Secondary sources 1 St. Patrick’s Church Ballyphilip 1762-1962 [Souvenir booklet] (Portaferry, 1962), pp.32-33, 39 2 G. Philip Bell, C.E.B. Brett, Sir Robert Matthew, 'Ulster Architectural Heritage Survey: Portaferry & Strangford' (Belfast UAHS 1969) 3 Sr. Mary Mercy (nee Isobel Cummings), "Memories of Portaferry in the early years of this century" in 'Journal of the Upper Ards Historical Society, No.9' (1986), p. 23 4 Dick Oram, "The Buildings of Portaferry" in 'Journal of the Upper Ards Historical Society No.16' (1992), p. 24

Criteria for Listing

Architectural Interest

Not listed

Historic Interest

Not listed

Evaluation

Plain, modern looking, two storey terrace house which began life as a single storey dwelling, but was raised to its present height and completely renovated in [?]c.1990. It is of little architectural interest.

General Comments

Date of Survey

05 August 1997