86 Summerhill, adjacent to 117 Dunadry Road, Dunadry, Antrim, Co Antrim, BT41 4QJ

A three-storey, fourteen-bay tenement block built in basalt rubble with granite and red brick dressings, now in derelict condition. Ground floor single-storey units face west while two-storey upper units, approached by a ramp and balcony, face east. West elevation: hipped roof of Bangor blue slates in regular courses with five red brick chimneys along the main ridge; walls of roughly coursed basalt rubble to the ground floor with red brick block dressings to openings, while the stonework to the upper floors is panelled, with window openings set in large rectangular red brick panels set between deep horizontal bands of basalt and divided by vertical strips of basalt quoins; Tardree granite quoins to extremities of block, with Tardree granite eaves cornice gutter. Blocked elliptical stone archway in centre of ground floor, containing a rectangular doorway and window set in brickwork. Doorways are rectangular red brick openings containing 4-panel timber doors; windows are rectangular timber sliding sash, 6 over 6 with horns; windows derelict with some completely missing; part of walling in first two bays from left on upper floors has collapsed. North elevation is three-storey and two-bay; walling similar to ground floor of west front, with two windows to each of the upper floors, and one doorway to the ground floor. East elevation is similar to west except there is no central archway, while there is a balcony running across at first floor level with doorways opening onto it at that level. The balcony is comprised of a flat concrete slab, with plain iron balustrading, supported on projecting iron brackets, and reached by a balustraded ramp supported on circular cast iron posts. The walling of five of the second floor bays and four of the first floor bays has collapsed on the ground outside, bringing down part of the balcony; entrance to approach ramp now railed off to prevent access. South elevation is similar to north except openings to top and bottom floors are now blocked with red brick. SETTING: The building stands in a very rural area, located at the end of a very long lane from the main road. Surrounded by grassy grazing land with a river nearby and mature trees in the vicinity. Running parallel with, and close to its east side is a terrace of single storey outbuildings in red brick with slated roofs, presumably originally outside toilets, but now in derelict condition. Further to the west, in an adjoining field, is a group of one and two-storey brick buildings with slated roofs, with Gothic arched openings, now all derelict.