111 Drumhillery Road, Keady, Co. Armagh, BT60 3EY

A two storey, two-bay vernacular house with outbuildings to each gable. It is aligned N-S on a lane to the W of Drumhillery Road. Pitched natural slate roof with cement-rendered chimney to each gable and a brick chimney to party wall between each bay. Advanced eaves course; no rainwater goods. Walls are lined rendered with slightly advanced base course and contrasting stepped quoins to facade. Principal elevation faces E. Left bay has a three-quarter height windbreak porch set to the right. It has a pitched corrugated asbestos roof with plain timber bargeboards; walls are as house. To front face is a t+g sheeted door with narrow transom over with diamond-cut bottom rail; right and left cheeks are blank. To left is an 8/8 exposed box sliding sash window (with horns) and painted stone cill (all are as this unless otherwise stated). Right bay has a 2/2 sash window to ground floor. Aligned above to first floor, each bay has a 3/6 sash window, diminished in height. Left gable is abutted by four lower single-storey outbuildings (see later). The exposed section is blank. Rear elevation has a 2/2 sash window to ground floor of each bay - that to left is smaller. Left bay has a 1/1 sash to first floor. Right gable is abutted by two single-storey lean-to outbuildings (see later). The exposed section is blank. Outbuildings to left gable: All have lime-rendered rubble stone walls with pitched corrugated metal roofs; except that to extreme right-end which is natural slate. Each has a t+g sheeted door to E elevation; those to extreme right are a pair. The central two outbuildings each have a window opening set to right of the door - that to left is a 2x3 metal framed casement, that to right is a single-fixed pane. The rear elevation of all outbuildings (with the exception of that to right) contain a metal-framed casement window – from left they are as follows: a 2x4, a 1/1, and a 2x3. Outbuildings to right gable Two single-storey side-by-side lean-to sheds - that to rear is larger. That to W has a corrugated metal roof and cement-rendered walls. Its W cheek has a 3x2 metal-framed casement window and its N face is blank. Its E cheek is abutted by the second lean-to - the exposed section has a t+g sheeted door set to right. That to E is shallower with a corrugated asbestos roof. It has t+g sheeted door to E cheek and an infilled window opening to N face. To S of site is a single-storey outbuilding with pitched corrugated metal roof and cement rendered walls. E elevation has a t+g sheeted door to left and a 1x3 metal-framed casement to right. Left gable is blank. Rear elevation has a 1x2 metal-framed casement set to right. Right gable has a timber door. Setting: This group of buildings occupies an elevated site, accessed by a lane off the Drumhillery Road with hedgerow boundaries. The rear elevation is built into a bank.