10 Trench Road, Ringneill, Comber, Co Down, BT23 6EH

Long single storey (mainly) thatched house at the end of a long winding lane to the N of the Trench Road, c.3 miles N of Killinchy. This house is situated on a hill top with a spectacular view of Strangford Lough. Front N facade has a left of centre stable door with four smallish evenly spaced windows to the right having PVC frames with simulated Georgian panes. This section of the facade represents the original section of the house (which has a thatched roof). To the left of this section is a partly glazed door with three unevenly spaced windows to the far left. This section used to be the byre at one stage but was converted to become part of the dwelling house. The E gable has a window much as front and a similar attic window directly above. The W gable is blank. To the rear are eight unevenly spaced windows of various sizes but generally small. Between the fifth and sixth window is a small slightly projecting flat roofed porch with timber sheeted door to the E face and a small fixed light window to the S face. The entire facade is finished in rough cast. The roof is gabled and mainly thatched but the ‘byre’ section to the E has Bangor blue slates. Three short rendered chimney stacks. PVC rw goods. Long line of single storey outbuildings to W, sections of which were formerly dwellings.