Greengate Lodge, 97 Largy Road, Crumlin, Co Antrim

A 1½ storey gate lodge of asymmetrical layout with steep pitched roofs and elaborate ornamental timber bargeboards to oversailing eaves incorporating trefoil motifs. Entrance elevation faces south-east. Roofs of Bangor blue slates in regular courses; metal rainwater goods. Smooth cement rendered walls, lined, painted white, with rectangular and segmental-arched window openings containing modern replacement timber windows, fixed light with top-hung vents. Main chimney rendered; moulded cornice with dentils; two modern pots. Later single storey flat-roofed extensions to front and rear, including a porch enclosing the original main entrance; original main entrance segmental-headed containing 6-panel door. The building is much bereft of original detail and quality but retains a shield motif surmounted by a Tudor label moulding in the apex of the north-east gable. SETTING: The building stands in a rural area with a modern gateway attached, leading to a former country house estate now used as an industrial complex. It faces directly onto the approach road and driveway, with a lawn to the rear.