‘Lisbarnett House’ Public House, [?]181-183 Killinchy Road, Lisbarnet, [near Killinchy], Co Down, BT23 6AA

Long, two storey, pub whose late Victorian facade may represent a remodelling of an earlier, pre 1834 building. The pub is set right on the W side of the road c.3 miles NW of the village of Killinchy. Front E facade has a left of centre pub entrance with timber double doors encased with tapering pilasters. To the right of the doorway is a three light window with similar pilasters rising from the cill and grill in front . Above the pub doorway and window is a timber signboard with cornice. To the left of the doorway is a sash window with vertical margin panes and simple surround with keystone. Grill to window. To the right of the pub window is a sash window as far left, with a similar window to the far right. Between these two windows is a doorway (leading to a restaurant section of the pub). This doorway consists of a recent partly glazed double door with sidelights with pilasters rising from cills below the sidelights into a segmental arch moulding above the door. To the first floor are three gabled half-dormers with decorative barges and finials and semicircular arch headed windows with modern frames and surrounds as ground floor sash windows. The N gable has a sash window to left on first floor, as front but without moulded keystone. The ground floor window is similar but only resembles a sash window. The S gable is blank. The rear is dominated by two extensions of various vintages, flat roofed to the right and lean to to the centre and left, both with recent looking openings. The left hand lean to has a flat roofed ‘catwalk’ linking corridor which cuts into the roof (and the roof of the main building) which links to another building at the rear (which contains a flat). Above the lean to (to the main house) are two small PVC windows, and above the flat roofed extension is a recent glazed door set within a gabled half-dormer. The facade is finished in lined render (plain to rear) with chamfered quoins to front and to N gable. Eaves course. The main roof is gabled with Bangor blue slates, four yellow brick chimneys and yellow clay parapets. Cast iron and PVC rw goods. Recent looking wall to front.