Ballystockart Mission Hall (former school house), Hillhead Road, Ballystockart, Comber, Co. Down, BT23 5PP

Single storey gabled school house (now a mission hall) of perhaps c.1831, set on a slope to the N side of the Hillhead Road, over one and a half miles N of Comber. Front (S) elevation has a left of centre gabled porch. The E side of the porch has a plain timber sheeted door. To the S (gable) side is a sah window with Georgian panes. In the tympanum there is evidence of once having been raised (or incised) letters of some kind, but the render has been chipped off. To the left of the porch (on the main S facade) there is a window as previous. To the right of the porch are three similar windows (set at slightly different levels). Timber notice board between first and second window to right of porch. The W gable is blank. The E gable has a small lean to (now largely covered in greenery), with a doorway to its S face. To the rear are five windows as front. All windows are covered in crude wire grills. The is rendered and lined in places. Eaves course. The roof is covered in natural slate which has been tarred at some point. Rendered parapets to gables. To the E of centre there is evidence of another 'parapet', as if the roof were put on in two sections (?or the building extended). Two rendered chimney stacks. Metal rw goods to front, none to rear.