Greenfield, 29 Greenhill Road, Ballybrick Road, Katesbridge, Banbridge, Co Down, BT32 5QY

An asymmetrical two-storey four-bay farmhouse built c.1815; rectangular plan form with rear return. Located off the Greenhill Road approximately 1 mile south of Katesbridge. Pitched natural slate roof with clay ridge tiles; stone skews; aluminium rainwater goods; cement rendered gable chimneys with octagonal clay pots. Roughcast rendered walling over cement rendered plinth to the front elevations and gables with long-and-short quoins; lime rendered walling to the rear. 6/6 exposed timber box sash windows; tripartite 6/6 sliding sash flanked by 2/2 side sashes with horizontal glazing bars (glass pane inscribed with 1814); granite cills and plain smooth rendered surrounds. Flat-roofed single storey porch with plain pilasters with simple moulded capitals and corbelled eaves; four-panelled bolection moulded timber front door with wrought iron ironmongery to the right cheek; tripartite window to the front with the door on the left cheek and single window to the left; each window with an embossed fruit-bowl moulding centred on the head. The front elevation faces east and is asymmetrically arranged. The entrance porch, accessed by two steps, is positioned left of centre; single tripartite window to the left; tripartite window to the right with double leaf glazed panelled timber door and further tripartite to the far right bay. Four first floor windows. The left gable is asymmetrically arranged. Single 6/6 with margin panes ground floor window to the left with two first floor windows. The rear elevation is asymmetrically arranged. To the left is a 1/1 sliding sash window and replacement split timber sheeted door. Four windows to the first floor; far left is 1/1. Varying sized wrought-iron roof lights to the rear pitch. Two-storey gable ended return to the left; the gable end comprises a single diminished in height 4/4 sash left of centre, two first floor 1/1 sliding sash with vertical margin coloured panes. Abutting the left cheek of the return and the rear elevation is a single storey lean-to extension with varying sized windows. The right gable is asymmetrically arranged. Enlarged ground floor window to the right; two first floor windows. Setting Entrance comprising dressed granite plinth wall supporting cast-iron railings, terminated by panelled granite piers. Central matching gates on large dressed granite piers with sweeping tapered stone caps. Sweeping driveway on an incline through a wooded landscaped garden with some remaining portions of rubble walls. Outbuildings to the rear addressing the yard; rubble masonry built to courses with brick surrounds to openings; pitched natural slate roofing with brick eaves. The two storey block to the north is lime rendered to the south face; partially removed exposing stone; masonry steps to the first floor; fixed lights and timber sheeted doors. Beyond the site is an extensive rural setting. Roofing: Natural slate Walling: Roughcast Windows: Timber RWG: Aluminium