Former sawmill and byre at, 143 Markethill Road, Portadown, Co Armagh, BT62 3SL

Two single storey timber clad outbuildings of c.1929 with Belfast Truss roofs, one a former saw mill the other built as a byre. The buildings are set to the rear of a house to the western side of Markethill Road, roughly 3 miles SW of Portadown. The former saw mill lies close to the S boundary of the property, the former byre to the N boundary. The former saw mill is the larger of the two buildings having a central curved roof section roughly 5.2m wide and lean-to sections to either side (N and S) measuring roughly 2.5m and 5m in width. The length could not be calculated accurately on site but it appears to be roughly 20m, though the lean-to to the N is only half the length of the rest of the building. The structure is clad in timber with a large vehicle entrance with double door to the E (gabled) elevation. There appear to be no other openings to any of the other elevations. The central curved roof is covered in corrugated metal with the lean-to sections covered in similar material. The curved roof has a central roof light filled with transparent corrugated Perspex. The former byre is a taller rectangular structure measuring roughly 11.6m x 6. It is constructed in the same fashion as the former saw mill with a timber clad façade with the curved roof covered in corrugated metal. There is only one opening, a large vehicle entrance to the long S elevation, without a door.