Case study: Ashfield Avenue, Ranelagh (Mid-terrace two-storey house, 1900)

Address of building:                              

Ashfield Avenue, Ranelagh, Dublin 6.

House type/form:                                 

Two-storey, mid-terrace with one-storey return

Date of building:                                    

1895-1905

Construction type:                                

Solid brick to front, rendered masonry to rear

Façade orientation:                               

North-northeast

Façade finish:                                          

Flemish bond machine-made redbrick to façade, cement render to rear

Façade condition:                                  

Some spalling to brick facing. Wig pointing was replaced with cement jointing in the past: at least partial repointing needed

Principal architectural features:        

Decorative brickwork at eaves, glazed paving tiles of entrance path, front metal railings on granite plinth, turned balustrade of staircase

Protection status:                                  

Not a protected structure / Z2 zoned in Dublin City Council Development Plan 2016-2022

NIAH reference:                                       

N/A 

Map ref:                                                      

3329/01