Glendaragh, 10 Crumlin Road, Crumlin, Co Antrim, BT29 4AD

A single storey, 5-bay, rendered house. Main entrance faces east. Entrance elevation has hipped roof of asbestos slates in regular courses; two modern flush rooflights; chimneys of modern rustic brick. Moulded cast iron gutter with cast iron downpipes. Walling is of dry dash with black stone chippings; entire entrance front shrouded in creeper. Windows to main front are rectangular timber casements, divided by transom and mullion, and lattice paned; projecting stone cills with intricate decorative carvings in shallow relief to front face; Tudor-style drip moulds. Main entrance comprises rectangular timber double doors, lattice-glazed, and panelled, incorporating a moulded timber transom and mullion, with lattice-glazed sidelights and fanlight; trellis panelling to lower panels of side lights. One of the original returns has been demolished and some of the rear has been remodelled in a modern style. Surviving original side and rear elevations are of similar architectural character to entrance front, with the addition of a shallow bow to the west, incorporating two bowed windows. Original windows to side and rear elevations display Tudor style drip moulds, constructed of plaster generally except at south end of entrance block where it is made of wood. Original side and rear elevations include modern replacement windows and a modern door and fanlight to the north end of the north wing which detract from the original Tudor Revivalist character. The general architectural character of the remodelled rear elevations is of the mid-to-late 20th century. SETTING: The house stands in its own extensive and secluded grounds at the end of a long winding driveway from the main road. It is surrounded by agricultural land and mature trees. A former stable yard stands detached to the north, and an ice house to the north-east of that.