16 Ballymore Road, Banbridge, Co Down, BT32 3PG

A single-storey three-bay vernacular hearth-lobby dwelling pre-dating 1834. Rectangular linear plan form with attached outbuilding and windbreaker porch. Located in the adjacent field east of 17 Ballymore Road, approximately 4 miles south of Banbridge. Pitched corrugated-iron roofing with corrugated ridging and cement skews; brick chimneystack and no rainwater goods. Lime render over rubble masonry walling. 2/2 sliding-sash windows with vertical glazing bars and horns, unless otherwise stated; no cills. Painted timber-sheeted front door with exposed timber frame set into projecting catslide windbreaker porch. Asymmetrical principal elevation facing west with windbreaker porch right of centre, two windows to left and single window right. The left gable is blank. The rear elevation is asymmetrically arranged with projected outshot to the right bay. Central steel-framed timber casement window with horizontal glazing bar. The right gable is abutted by a corrugated-iron roofed, rubble masonry outbuilding with lower ridge and eaves levels. Partially built up in concrete block to the west elevation. Setting Rural setting on an elevated site with no direct access and largely screened from view. Dry stone wall enclosing the site to the west and south encompassing a wrought-iron gate with hinges fixed to an adjacent tree. Rubble masonry well located to the south boundary and a privy to the northwest corner of the site. Roofing: Corrugated-iron Walling: Lime render Window: Timber RWG: None