190 Huntly Road, Lenaderg, Banbridge, Co Down, BT32 4NW

An asymmetrical two-storey two-bay house erected c.1840; rectangular plan form, extended to the right to form shop and post office (HB17/02/003A) and rear return on an inclined site. Located on a sharp bend adjacent to the junction with Lurgan Road; approximately 1.5 miles north of Banbridge. Pitched to left side, shallow hip to right natural slate roof with clay ridge tiles and leaded hips; brick chimneys; uPVC replacement rainwater goods. Red-brick walling laid to Flemish bond. 2/2 timber sliding sash windows horizontal glazing bars; with horns; painted masonry cills; 1 ½ brick flat arch heads. Six-panelled timber door with rectangular over-light flanked by pilasters rising to moulded brackets supporting a canopy; 4 stone steps, steel handrail. The principal elevation faces east and is asymmetrically arranged. The front door is located in the right bay with a single window to the left. Two first floor windows directly over. Brick infill to basement window to left. The left gable is symmetrically arranged. Two round arched windows to the ground and first floor; abutted by a single storey lean-to corrugated metal shed of no interest. The rear elevation is asymmetrically arranged, the left bay is abutted by a two storey return with a very shallow pitched roof with new roofing; single window to the south cheek at first floor. Single-storey lean-to extension to the right; modern roofing; timber sheeted porch covering six steps and single picture window to the south cheek. The right elevation is abutted by the adjoining building (HB17/02/003A) Setting The building is positioned directly on bend of a moderately busy road. Red-telephone box “K6” type installed c.1940 adjacent to the front door. Cluster of associated historic buildings to the north and west (HB17/02/003A-J). Some modern housing developments to the south. Roofing: Natural slate Walling: Brick Windows: Timber RWG: uPVC