Upper Quilly Road, Banbridge, Co Down, BT25 1NP

A three-bay single-storey thatch-under-tin hearth-lobby dwelling pre-dating 1833, rectangular plan form with projecting porch and detached associated outbuilding. Located on the west side of Upper Quilly Road, approximately 4 miles southwest of Dromore. Pitched corrugated-iron roof with corrugated ridging over thatch; cement skews, exposed brick chimneystack with corbelled upper course, partially rendered with no pots. No rainwater goods. Lime rendered rubble masonry walling with brick surrounds to windows; smooth cement render to rear elevation. Remains of window frames only with sandstone cills where existing. No surviving entrance door; rubble masonry windbreaker porch with catslide corrugated roofing. The principal elevation faces south and is asymmetrically arranged. Front entrance located left of centre with a window opening with no cill the to left bay. Window opening to immediate right of porch blocked up with no cill. The right bay comprises two window openings, which are partially bricked up. Partial collapse of walling to far left. Blank left gable with apex chimney. Partial collapse of walling to far right. The rear elevation is asymmetrical with a partially blocked up window opening centrally positioned. Window opening masonry cill to the left bay adjacent to concrete block buttress. Exposed rubble masonry left of buttress; window opening with no cill. The right gable is blank; view of apex chimney obscured by thick vegetation growth. Setting Set back from the road and screened from view with no direct access. Rubble masonry outbuilding beside east gable set perpendicular; pitched slate roof with replacement timber roof structure; largely derelict roofless northern block. Hay barn to the north. Remains of a rubble masonry square pier to the northeast corner of farmhouse. Metal framed cattle crusher parallel to the rear elevation. Barbed-wire perimeter fence addressing the front elevation. Roofing: Thatch under tin Walling: Stone Windows: N/A RWG: None