20 Drumnascamph Road, Banbridge, CRAIGAVON, County Down, BT63 6DU

A symmetrical two storey three-bay former manse, built c.1878, located in Drumnascamph Td, north of The Point at Lawrencetown. Rectangular plan with rear extension and converted loft. Hipped natural slate roof, with modern rooflights. Angled clay ridge tiles; twinned central rendered chimneystacks with moulded caps; ogee gutters on overhanging eaves with exposed rafter tails. Walling is painted ruled-and-lined render with stepped quoins. Windows are generally 6/6 timber sliding sashes with painted masonry sills and plain reveals. Symmetrical principal elevation faces south, and is three openings wide to each floor arranged about a central doorcase. The original rectangular opening has been altered. It is now elliptical arched with spiderweb fanlight and replacement door. West elevation not inspected. Rear elevation not inspected in detail. Completely abutted by catslide extension with central gabled return. East elevation is two windows wide, and is extended to right by a rear extension. Setting: The building is in a garden, with outbuilding to rear. The outbuilding is detailed as the house, having painted rendered walling. Circular tarmac drive to tarmac forecourt, accessed at south via a pair of cast iron gates with spear-headed finials supported on rendered square piers with pointed stone caps, flanked by set back entrance walls. Lawns to front. Secondary entrance to rear. Rural setting. Roof: Natural slate Walling: Smooth render Windows: Timber RWG: Cast-iron