Sergeant's House, RUC Barracks, Church Square, Banbridge, Co Down, BT32 4AT

Two-storey two-bay sergeant’s house (1927) to north of Police Barracks (HB17/04/003A). Hipped natural slate roof with central red-brick chimneystack. Timber fascia and soffit with cast-iron rainwater goods. Walling is roughcast rendered with smooth rendered platband between floors . Windows are mainly multi-paned timber casement windows with painted smooth rendered surrounds and projecting painted cills. The principal elevation faces northeast. Central doorway with timber door up one steps under moulded concrete canopy and with small window on either side. Gate pillar to yard at left. First floor has single window at left. The southeast elevation has a window to centre on ground and first floor and another at left on ground floor. The southwest elevation has single storey flat roof extension full width with a door at right and single casement window at left ground floor with double casement window at right on first floor. The northwest elevation is symmetrical and has two windows to ground floor comprising four timber casements. First floor has two windows with three timber casements. Setting Set to north of Barracks at a lower level than the road in the yard of the Police Barracks(HB17/04/003A). Accessed via entrance from north of Masonic Hall and through security gates. River Bann flowing on west side of site. Yard to east through double plain wrought iron gates; single storey painted wetdash outbuilding to south. Roof: Natural slate Walling: Render Windows: Render RWG: Cast-iron