Warringsford Orange Hall, Tullinsky Road, Dromore, Banbridge, Co Down, BT25 2PD

A detached symmetrical single-storey roughcast rendered Orange Hall, dated 1907 and located to the north side of Tullinisky Road in the hamlet of Waringsford. Rectangular on plan with projecting gabled entrance porch and modern concrete block lean-to abutment to rear. Pitched natural slate roof with terracotta ridge tiles and plain bargeboards to gables; yellow-brick chimneystacks to gables and finial to porch. Plastic rainwater goods on projecting eaves with replacement fascias and soffits. Walling is painted rough-cast render on a painted brick plinth with angle buttresses; rubble stone plinth course to rear; dentilled string course to gables at eaves level. Windows are replacement timber casements with projecting painted sills surmounted by camber-headed flush brick voussoirs with keyblock. The principal elevation faces south and is symmetrically arranged with two windows to either side of a projecting gabled porch. Porch has angle buttresses and square-headed double-leaf six-panelled timber door in stop-end chamfered recess accessed via a concrete step; corbelled timber drip mould and inscribed marble plaque to gable reading “WARINGSFORD/ ORANGE HALL/ SITE GRANTED FREE BY/ W.C.HERON ESQ. J.P.D.L./ OPENED 5TH NOVR 1907/BY MRS R.M.LIDDELL”. Camber-headed leaded-and-stained glass window to left and right cheek. The west gable is blank. The north (rear) elevation has three windows; to left of centre is a concrete block lean-to abutment (of no interest). The east elevation is blank. Setting Situated on its own small plot to the north side of Tullinisky Road, adjacent to a modern housing development to west. Gravelled to front and sides, enclosed by mature hedgerow and bounded to road to south by roughcast rendered wall on a contrasting plinth with saddleback coping. Roof: Natural slate Walling: roughcast Windows: timber RWG: Plastic