Coaching House, 60 Islandreagh Drive, Dunadry, Antrim, Co Antrim, BT41 2HB

Islandreagh Drive is positioned at an angle to the right hand (south) side of the road that travels eastwards from Antrim to Belfast about 2.5 miles from the former town. The house that faces north occupies a position about 200 yards along the Drive on the right hand (south) side. At the front a small concrete paved forecourt is enclosed by a curved stone wall on either side. At the right hand (west) side two small pyramidal topped gate pillars support a timber gate. A stone wall extends along the frontage and the remainder of the site is enclosed by walls of similar construction. At the front the building is single storey, with attics, descending at the rear to include a basement. The wall finish is of render with a whitened finish throughout and a base has been formed at the front and at the rear. The roof is thatched between cement skews and each gable rises to a plain rendered chimneystack each with two Victorian pots. The timber framed and sheeted entrance door, flush at the back, is set centrally and is flanked on either side by two 4x2 metal framed casement windows. There are five similar windows at the rear. Two openings at basement level are flanked on either side at the ends of the elevation by timber sheeted doors, that on the left having a timber sheeted panel below the lintel. From the left the fenestration on the upper level starts with a window opening followed by a blind opening of reduced proportions and terminates with two window openings of the usual size. Each gable has two small metal-framed casements lighting the attics and one window of usual size at low level.