Former house to the West of no.10 Drumiller Hill, Dromore, Co Down, BT25 1EP

Detached lobby-entry three-bay single-storey rubblestone thatch under tin former dwelling, pre-dating 1833, with windbreaker entrance porch. Rectangular on plan, facing east with single-bay byre incorporated to the north. Located at the end of a long lane adjacent to a replacement dwelling to the south of Drumiller Hill at a sharp bend on the road. Pitched corrugated iron over thatch roof with a single large rendered chimneystack. White-washed lime render over rubblestone walling. Square-headed window openings with timber lintels, rough-hewn basalt sills and partially intact timber window frames. Front east elevation is three windows wide with an off-centre windbreaker entrance porch having lean-to corrugated iron roof. Square-headed door opening with original timber frame and replacement vertically-sheeted timber battened door opening onto single stone step. Former window opening to the south bay, now enlarged to provide an additional door opening. Byre to the north has further square-headed door opening with replacement timber door. South gable is blank with partial lime render and largely exposed rubblestone walling. Rear elevation is three windows wide with rough-cast lime render over rubblestone walling. Timber lintels to window openings having no sills and timber window frames, the southernmost bay has a stone lintel. North gable is blank. Setting: Located at the end of a long lane to the south of Drumiller Hill at a sharp bend in the road within the site of an adjacent 1980s replacement dwelling. A single-bay single-storey rubblestone outbuilding is located close to the south gable with corrugated iron roof. Roof: Corrugated iron over thatch Walling: Lime render over rubblestone Windows: Partial timber frames to former sashes RWG: None