34 Ballynamagna Road, Banbridge, County Down, BT32 5BP

Detached three-bay one-and-half-storey rendered rubblestone former dwelling and range of three detached rubblestone outbuildings, built c.1850, now in use as outbuildings. Located at the end of a long lane to the west of Ballynamagna Road and arranged around a sloping concrete paved yard. Pitched natural slate roofs with black clay ridge tiles and redbrick eaves courses. Uncoursed rubblestone walling with rough-hewn squared quoins. Square-headed door and window openings formed in redbrick with sheeted timber doors. Detached three-bay one-and-half-storey lime rendered rubblestone former dwelling located to the east of the yard and set on a north-south axis. The northernmost bay has a slightly lower roof than the remainder with four rendered redbrick chimneystacks. Rough-cast lime render over rubblestone walling with sheeted timber doors and half-doors and boarded window openings with no sills. Detached three-bay one-and-half-storey rubblestone outbuilding enclosing the north side of the yard set on an east-west axis having a lean-to section and external stone steps abutting the west gable. Exposed rubblestone walling with rough-hewn quoins and gauged brick flat-arched window and door openings. To the eastern bay is a three-centred carriage arch formed in brick with sheeted timber doors. Further north and set parallel to the north range is a single-storey split-level two-bay rubblestone outbuilding detailed as per above. Enclosing the south side of the yard is a single-storey rubblestone outbuilding with a large square-headed vehicular opening to the east gable having largely blocked up window and door openings. Setting: Located at the end of a long lane to the west of Ballynamagna Road with twentieth-century outbuildings located to the east and a modern dwelling at Ballynamagna Road. Roof Natural slate RWG None Walling Rubblestone Windows Boarded