Tanvalley House, 3 Tanvalley Road, Annaclone, Banbridge, Co Down, BT32 5AJ

A two-storey with attic, three-bay farmhouse built c.1850; rectangular plan form with rear returns. Located on the Tanvally Road approximately 1 mile north east of Annaclone. Pitched natural slate roof with clay ridge tiles; uPVC replacement rainwater goods; dry dash chimneys with concrete capping and octagonal clay pots. Dry-dashed walling with smooth rendered quoins and plinth. 6/6 timber sliding sash windows with no horns; painted masonry cills. Replacement timber panelled door; Victorian stucco moulded entrance Italianate porch with quadripartite fenestrated round-headed arcade to the front; heavily moulded imposts and archivolt; long-and-short quoins and moulded cornice rising to cast-iron crested parapet; matching bipartite fenestration to the right cheek; door to the left cheek set into matching round-headed surround with fanlight over. The principal elevation faces east and is symmetrically arranged. The porch is centrally located with single ground floor windows to either side. Three first floor windows directly over. The left gable is asymmetrically arranged. Two ground and first floor windows slightly offset left of centre with boarded up attic window centrally positioned in the gable head. The rear elevation is abutted at the right by a full height gabled return comprising two-windows and a door to the right cheek and a single window on the left to the gable. The left cheek and remaining rear elevation is abutted by a wide two-storey gable-ended return with lower eaves and ridge levels to the main house. The left cheek comprises a bipartite ground and first floor window; the gable comprises a door and bipartite window to the ground floor with two first floor windows set into round-headed recesses; the left portion of the gable is abutted by a single storey outbuilding on an incline, the bay closest to the house converted into ancillary accommodation comprises various windows and doors. The right gable is asymmetrically arranged. Single ground floor window left of centre; single first floor window to the right, centrally located fixed multi paned attic window to the gable head. Setting Rural setting; located prominently at a bend on the road. Garden to the front and side enclosed by a dry-dashed wall with concrete coping; monolithic granite piers and wrought-iron gates with castings to the north. The main gates are replacements. Single-storey cement rendered linear outbuilding to the rear; slate roof; modern agricultural units beyond. Roofing: Natural slate Walling: Dry-dash Windows: Timber sliding sash RWG: uPVC replacements.