Outbuildings, Moyallon House, 136 Stramore Road, Moyallen, Portadown, CRAIGAVON, BT63 5JZ

Stable yard to Moyallon House comprising a U-shaped range of two-storey roughcast rendered outbuildings arranged around a central courtyard, pre-dating 1830 and located to the south side of Moyallon House.

The main block to the south is a coach-house with pitched and hipped natural slate roofs carrying blue and black angled ridge tiles and brick chimneystacks. The east wing is abutted by a single-storey former motor-house with corrugated tin roof. The west wing is abutted to the south by a two-storey former dairy. To the west stands a detached two-storey former servant's block. Cast-iron half-round rainwater goods sit on projecting eaves. The walling is roughcast render throughout, with all openings featuring smooth surrounds and keystones to entrances.

The coach-house is pedimented facing north with an oculus to the apex. Three recessed windows occupy the first floor (replacement uPVC to left and right, 3/6 to centre). Two segmental-headed carriage-arch entries to the ground floor contain timber-sheeted gates with painted strap hinges. Left and right bays have timber-sheeted doors surmounted by timber fanlights, with windows above at first floor and flanking windows. The south elevation has a window and timber-sheeted entrance to the first floor right, with two windows to the ground floor left and a timber-sheeted door with four-pane transom light at right.

The east and west wings serve as stable-blocks, each with two first-floor window openings (the west wing includes louvered vents) flanking a central timber-sheeted opening. Ground floors have timber-sheeted entrance doors surmounted by fanlights to left and right, with two windows between. The single-storey former motor-house abutting the east wing to the north has large timber-sheeted doors to centre, a 2/2 timber-framed window at right and replacement uPVC window at left.

The two-storey former dairy abutting the west block has a south elevation with four narrow openings at first floor and a central timber-sheeted entrance. The ground floor has a window opening and timber-sheeted door to the left; a 1/1 window and wider timber-sheeted door with five-paned transom light to the right. The west gable is blank.

Windows throughout are mainly 3/3 timber-framed sliding sash to first floor and 6/6 timber-framed sash with horns to ground floor, all in smooth surrounds with projecting granite sills (except to the former dairy).

The detached two-storey former servant's block to the west is rectangular on plan with a half-hipped natural slate roof and yellow brick chimneystack to the north gable. Cast-iron ogee rainwater goods sit on projecting timber eaves. Windows are replacement uPVC sympathetically styled. The principal elevation faces east and is five windows wide to first floor. At ground floor centre and left are two projecting porches under lean-to roof, each opening to the south with a modern four-panelled timber door with sidelight, and uPVC window to the east elevation. The south gable has a window to the left of centre at ground floor. The west elevation has five windows to first floor, with a single-storey slated lean-to at ground floor right opening to the south and containing two modern timber doors. The north gable is abutted by a single-storey gardener's house.

The stable yard is situated to the south of Moyallon House with a gravelled central courtyard facing the south elevation. Access to the east is by way of roughcast rendered square gate piers and original cast-iron gates. A service yard adjoins the dairy to the south and west. The complex is surrounded by mature trees.