‘The Burn’, 11 Tullynagee Road, Drumhirk, Comber, Co. Down, BT23 5NJ

Small one and a half storey gabled farm house set on a hillside to the W of the Tullynagee Road, c.2 miles S of Comber. The front (W) facade has a right of centre modern glazed door with plain fanlight. To the left of this are two sets of ‘paired’ sash windows, with a further ‘pair’ to the right of the doorway. To the N gable are two small attic sash windows, with two similar sized windows to the S gable, but with modern frames. To the rear there are two doors to the left. The first of these (which leads to a small store room) is timber sheeted with a small glazed panel. The second door (which leads to the kitchen) is c.1950s and is part glazed. To the right of this door is a small casement window, then a large sash window (with vertical glazing bars), and to the far right, a smaller sash window. The front and rear facades are finished in rough cast with the gables in lined render with chamfered quoins. The roof is covered in Bangor blue slates with three rendered chimney stacks. Two small cast iron skylights to the rear of the roof. PVC rainwater goods. Outbuildings to N. The rear and gable walls of this house appear to be built mainly of rubble (and are quite thick) whilst the front appears to be in brick.