Former Gate Lodge, 1 Ann Street, Gilford, Craigavon, Co Down, BT63 6HX

A symmetrical two-bay single-storey former gate lodge, now end-terrace house, built c.1839 and located directly east of Gilford Mill (HB17/01/020A-E), north west of Gilford town centre. Square on plan. Hipped natural slate roof (leaded hips removed) with angled ridge tiles and finial. Cast-iron ogee rainwater goods. Walling is painted smooth render with raised quoins and plinth. Windows are replacement timber casements. The principal elevation faces south and is symmetrically arranged with a window to either side of a replacement six-panelled timber door with square-headed over light. The west gable has two blocked up window openings, raised quoins at corner. Flat roof extension to left with lined painted render and blocked up door opening. The north (rear extension) elevation has lined painted render, flat roof, top hung windows and metal rainwater goods. The east gable is abutted by the adjoining building (HB17/01/021B). Setting Situated at the east entrance to Gilford Mill (HB17/01/020A-E), forming part of a terrace of eight on Ann Street. Large rubble stone mill building to rear. Ornate cast iron gates and boundary railings adjacent with square gate posts to match. Arches over pedestrial gates. Roof: Natural slate Walling: Render Windows: Timber RWG: Cast iron