Lough View, 220 Scrabo Road, Castleaverry, Newtownards, Co. Down, BT23 4SJ is a Grade Record Only listed building in the Ards and North Down local planning authority area, Northern Ireland.

Lough View, 220 Scrabo Road, Castleaverry, Newtownards, Co. Down, BT23 4SJ

WRENN ID
tangled-parapet-wren
Grade
Record Only
Local Planning Authority
Ards and North Down
Country
Northern Ireland
Source
NI Environment Agency listing

Description

Two storey gabled farm house of c.1880s with decorative mouldings to windows, possibly built around an earlier house of pre 1834 origin. The building is set to the E of Scrabo Road c.1 mile S of Newtownards. The symmetrical E front faces away from the road and looks towards Strangford Lough. In the centre of the ground floor is a projecting flat roofed porch. To the front of the porch is a recent partly glazed door with recent matching 6 pane sidelights and three pane elliptical arch fanlight over. The whole ensemble is set within an elliptical arch headed opening with plain surround. To both the N and the S sides of the porch is a segmental arch headed window encased with plain pilasters, moulded archivolt with decorative keystone and brackets to cills. The frame to each window is modern, with similar frames to all other windows. To either side of the porch are twinned windows with surrounds etc. as before. To the first floor are three sets of twinned windows, slightly narrower than those to the ground floor and with semicircular heads and archivolts (without keystone). To the N gable is a small flat arch window to the far right with plain surround. To the first floor are two single windows, similar in style to first floor windows front. The S gable has two windows as N gable to first floor. To the left on the ground floor is a large doorway with modern glazed double doors. The doorway is surrounded by a hipped roof PVC conservatory. The rear facade has four flat arch windows to the ground floor of varying size, with moulded architraves with decorative keystone to the 3rd and 4th windows. The first window has a plain surround and the 2nd window has a similar surround but with decorative keystone. This window used to be a doorway. The entire facade is finished in an unusually effective pebbledash with chamfered quoins and base. The roof has Bangor blue slates with two pebbledashed chimney stacks with simple corbelling. This house is well maintained and the facade is attractively presented. Outbuildings to E. Wrought iron railings and gate to left at front and to NW of house are stamped ‘W. Kennedy N.T.Ards 1888’.

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