5 Corbally Road, Aldergrove, Crumlin, Co Antrim, BT29 4EB

After 22/06/2004 this building was dismantled. The roof cruck truss was taken to the Ulster Folk and Transport Museum at Cultra , Co. Down.What follows is a description of the building prior to this date. A single storey gabled rendered building with a small projecting porch at the entrance on the north elevation. Walls of rubble masonry roughly cement rendered. Roof covered with corrugated iron sheeting, set between raised gable copings of cement render; no rainwater goods. One small chimney at an intermediate position on the ridge, smooth cement rendered. North elevation: rectangular porch has cement rendered walls; roof of porch of very low pitch, covered with corrugated iron; wooden fascias. Doorway in east side of porch: rectangular ledged timber door in wooden frame. One small window in north side of porch: rectangular timber fixed light of translucent glass. West side of porch blank. One window in north elevation of house, to right of porch: rectangular metal 2-pane fixed light with 2-pane side-hung opening vent; projecting concrete cill. Gables of house are blank. South elevation has two windows: rectangular metal 6-pane fixed light with 6-pane side hung casement; projecting concrete cills. SETTING: The building stands in a rural area, set back from the roadway at the end of a lane; grassed area to front and rear with a newly built house standing close by to the east, and a temporary dwelling to the north-west.