3 Caddells Lane, Rathfriland, Newry, Co Down, BT34 5PX

Three-storey / three bay 19thC building set between similar buildings on S side of Caddells Lane. Pitched artificial slate roof with chimneys on each end of ridge. Both are rendered with moulded coping and three pots. Half-round plastic rainwater goods with down pipe to right. Front elevation is N facing and symmetrical. Walls are lined rendered and painted on a moulded base course. Main entrance is in a semi-elliptical opening on central bay. Door consists of a modern six panelled stained timber door over which is a semi-elliptical peacock glazed fanlight. Two painted granite Doric ¾ attached columns supporting moulded granite entablature. On wall right of entrance door is a bell pull. Projecting “Restaurant” sign above and to right of door above first floor string course. Left and right bays each have a 1/1 top-hung uPVC window with vermiculated keyblock over. Upper floors both have three windows; all are modern 1/1 uPVC casements with mock glazing bars and top opening . All have vermiculated keyblocks and painted cills and are in line with ground floor openings. Those to second floor are diminished in height. Left and right gables are party walls with adjacent properties. Exposed section to left gable is blank. Rear elevation is much altered. It is abutted to left by a large three-storey return and to right by a single storey return. Exposed section of main block has a modern 3/6 top-hung window to first floor and to second floor. Return seems original but has been much altered in the recent past. It has a hipped tiled roof and walls and windows as main block.