House 95m East of 21 Drummiller Lane, Gilford, County Down, BT63 6BS

Pre-1830s, hearth-lobby single-storey vernacular dwelling on elevated rural site north of Glenloughan Road and accessed directly from Drummiller Lane, approximately 1.1km NE Scarva. House is constructed generally of rubble stone with sand/cement dry dash render to all elevations. 3No windows to S elevation are single glazed with steel frame & casements, 2No windows to N elevation are single glazed timber sliding sash. East gable has 2No windows at high level either side of chimney breast and appear to be timber sliding sash. All elevations are heavily overgrown. A low wing wall with render matching house extends S from SE corner. Roof is painted Corrugated Iron sheeting with matching ridge. Roof over G02 has partially collapsed, however it would appear that this section did not have attic accommodation. Only one chimney is extant, the top of which is heavily overgrown and flue terminal was not visible at time of survey. SETTING 3 roomed dwelling with attic on elevated rural site north of Glenloughan Road and accessed directly from Drummiller Lane. The house sits at N end of site, with adjacent block-built outbuildings in ruinous state to S with paddock beyond. Dwelling is end on to Drummiller Lane, is dilapidated and overgrown but appears to have a part dry-dash part rendered façade, Corrugated iron roof and a mixture of timber sash and metal window frames. MATERIALS walls - rubble stone with sand/cement dry dash render roof - Corrugated Iron sheet with matching ridge windows - single glazed steel frame & casements to S, single glazed timber sliding sash to N & E RWGs - none