15 Main Street, Killinchy, Co Down, BT23 6PN

Much altered and extended single storey house set at the N end of a terrace on the W side of Main Street, originally built c.1833 (or earlier) as a police station. Front E facade has a recent timber sheeted and glazed door to the left of centre. To the left of this is a large-ish square window with PVC frame. With a similar window to the right. The N gable is blank. The rear is dominated by a large single storey (two level) return with two PVC windows to the N facade and PVC ‘patio’ doors to the gable end. Also attached to this gable end is a row of two small, rubble built, gabled outbuildings. The outbuilding to the W used a be a small police cell and is inscribed ‘BUILT 1833’ whilst that to the E appears to be inscribed ‘CAMPBELL S 1880’. The entire facade of the house is finished in rough cast. The main roof is gabled and covered in pan tiles. The return roof is similar but has two large Velux windows. Two rendered chimney stacks to main roof. PVC rw goods.