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Former "Riverside House", Antrim

A house (alternatively “Antrim House”) at 11 Riverside, Antrim described on the Northern Ireland Buildings database as follows “Demolished and replaced by a housing development. Described in the first survey in 1970 as "Early 19th century. A five bay, three-storey house with rendered walls and hipped slated roof. Each gable rises to a chimney stack. The entrance is recessed in an elliptical arched opening, the panelled door is flanked by sidelights, the fanlight has looped glazing. All windows are D/H with full glazing bars. A two-storey lean-to extension rises on the south gable with a one-storey building projecting from this to the south . . . . . Precise date of building not recorded but it appears on the OS map of 1832."