Glen House, 212 Crawfordsburn Road, Ballymullan, Crawfordsburn, Bangor, County Down, BT19 1HY

A double-pile two-storey nine-bay dwelling, with origins predating 1830. Oblong plan form with various single and two-storey projected bays, and a subservient two-storey block on the north-west gable. Located west off Main Street, east to Crawfordsburn Village Centre. Pitched natural slate roof with clay ridge tiles; tall rough cast rendered chimney stacks with black painted caps and various clay pots. uPVC replacement rainwater goods. Rough-cast rendered walling with blank painted plinth. 2/2 (vertical glazing bars) and 1/1 timber sliding box sash; rectangular masonry cills. Timber panelled segmental-arched door with glazed upper panels and brass ironmongery; pitched timber canopy support on plain brackets over. The principal elevation faces west and is asymmetrically arranged. The six bays to the right comprise a two-storey hipped projected bay right of centre with the front entrance located on the ground floor with a single first floor window over; three uniformly arranged ground and first floor windows to the left; flat roofed single-storey bowed-projecting bay with fixed/casement windows, to the right with two first floor windows over. The three bays to the right is abutted by a large single-storey conservatory at ground floor level with a single window to the left and three uniformly arranged first floor windows over. The left gable is abutted by an asymmetrical two-storey subservient block with two-storey return. The west face comprises a secondary entrance with slightly project bay to the right and wall-headed dormer window. The north gable comprises three ground floor and two first floor windows; incorporating a single ground floor window to the west face of the rear return. The gabled east face of the return comprises a door with window to the right and a single first floor window. The rear elevation is asymmetrically arranged. Two-storey canted bay to the far left with margin-paned glazing to all faces. To the right is a round-arched landing window. Seven ground and first floor windows to the right. The right double-pile gable is asymmetrically arranged; abutted at ground floor right by a single-storey flat-roofed conservatory with two first floor windows over. The left gable has single ground and first floor windows. Setting Situated in its own grounds; access via a modern gate fixed to white rendered piers; abutted by a perimeter rubble masonry wall; gravel driveway leading to the front door and continuing to the rear of the house. Large gardens with outbuildings and greenhouse (possibly part of a former walled garden) to the east with converted outbuildings to the north. Roofing: Natural slate Walling: Rough-cast render Windows: Timber RWG: uPVC replacement