Warehouse, Opposite Reformed Presbyterian Church, Hawthornes Row, Rathfriland, Newry, Co Down, BT34

A three-storey/ double-pile warehouse opposite church (HB16/08/012). Pitched natural slate roof with tiled verges. Smooth cement-rendered walls over random rubble granite walls. The north elevation, comprising the two gables, has symmetrically arranged openings. Left pile has a painted t+g sliding door to G/F and a smaller t+g loading door to each upper floor. A pulley beam projects from the head of the S/F door. To left of both upper doors is a metal casement window (that to F/F sheeted over). Right bay similarly detailed but mirror image. Its G/F door is boarded over and the doors to upper floors are in two halves. Pulley beam at top now removed. A metal gutter from left elevation crosses the gable between F/F and S/F. A second gutter runs from the roof valley across the gable of the right pile. Both gutters discharge into a down pipe on the right elevation. Left (E) elevation abutted to G/F and F/F by a wet-dashed monopitched shed belonging to Stewart & James; of no special interest. The S/F of the main block has a metal casement window. Rear (S) elevation has, to left pile, a window to G/F right and to F/F left, and two windows to S/F. Right pile has two windows to each upper floor. All are metal framed. Right (W) elevation is abutted to G/F by a modern building. Door at G/F middle is a modern insert. Each upper floor has three equally spaced metal casements.