Outbuildings, 46 Lisnacroppan Road, Edengarry, Rathfiland, Banbridge, Co Down, BT32 5DA

A group of traditionally constructed nineteenth-century stone farm buildings associated with Knock House, located on the west side of Lisnacroppan Road.

The buildings comprise three ranges arranged around a farmyard. All are rectangular on plan with exposed rubble stone walling built to rough courses with some snecking and roughly dressed quoins. Roofs are pitched natural slate with cast-iron rainwater goods. Openings throughout are timber sheeted with brick or granite dressings.

Outbuilding 1 is a two-storey structure attached to the farmhouse on axis but with a separate roof. It has a pitched natural slate roof with clipped verge and cast-iron rainwater goods. The walls are exposed rubble stone with timber sheeted openings with segmental brick relieving arches over and brick jambs; projecting cills are in brick and granite. The south elevation is roughcast and blank, extending the principal elevation of the house. The west gable has a window infilled with metal to the ground floor and two windows to the loft; there are ghost marks of a monopitched structure at low level. The north elevation has a pair of coach doors to the left side with brick tympanum and two elliptical-headed openings to the right. The loft has two small openings to the left and a door accessed by a steel stair at the right.

The north range is two-storey with a pitched natural slate roof with tiled skews and ridge and no chimneystacks. Rainwater goods are cast-iron over projected brick eaves. The walling is granite and sandstone rubble laid to rough courses in places, with some snecking in granite and a small number of slate slips inserted near ground level; large roughly dressed granite fieldstone quoins are used. The south (yard-facing) elevation has several asymmetrically arranged openings: a door opening to the left side; a 1/1 sash window offset to left of centre; offset to right of centre, a stable door with sheeted loft opening over and a timber framed window opening to the right; grouped at the right, a segmental-headed double-door with fixed sheeted tympanum and a square-headed pair of cart-doors. The gables are blank. The north elevation has a large pair of corrugated tin sliding-doors to the right side. Ranging from centre to left are a series of four small square openings (some timber-framed, some infilled with painted corrugated tin) terminated by a 1/1 sash to the left. A single loading door to the upper level is positioned to the left of centre. A monolithic roughly dressed stone gate pier stands at the left side.

The east range is single-storey with a monopitched roof projecting to the right yard-facing side. The yard-facing (west) elevation is cement rendered with two timber sheeted doors; modern garage doors and window are present to the projecting section. The ends are blank, that to the north covered with scratch-coat cement render. The road-facing elevation is blank rubble stone with fieldstone quoins and vestiges of lime render to the left side. It has been raised by two courses of cement block.

The farmyard forms the setting of Knock House, a substantial nineteenth-century farmhouse which bounds the yard to the south. The farmyard was formerly accessed by cast-iron gates, presently removed. A modern secondary farmyard lies to the rear.