59 Circular Road, Katesbridge, Banbridge, Co Down, BT32 5LP

A one-and-a-half storey two-bay house pre-dating 1833, rectangular linear plan form with abutting and detached outbuildings. Located south of the Circular Road approximately 4 miles south east of Banbridge. Pitched natural slate roofing with clay ridge tiles and concrete skews. Roughcast rendered chimney with corbelled cap and flaunching with no pots. Corbelled eaves with metal rainwater goods and drive-in brackets (uPVC replacement). Lime washed lime render over rubble masonry walling. Timber framed 6/6 sliding sash windows with horns, exposed sash-boxes and painted masonry cills (unless otherwise stated). Five-panelled timber door with surface fixed mouldings with exposed timber frame and plinth blocks. The principal elevation faces north and is asymmetrically arranged. The front door and window left located on the left bay with a single window to the right bay. Recessed round-headed arches over windows and door. Cast-iron roof light to right. The left gable has a single replacement timber casement attic window located to the left. The ground floor is largely abutted by a single-storey shed with corrugated-iron roof and large timber sheeted door addressing the front. The rear elevation is partially embedded into the rising landscape. Two varying replacement timber casement windows and a cast-iron roof light to left. The right gable is symmetrically arranged with a single replacement timber casement attic window. Setting Elevated site within a rural setting, accessed from the road by a lane which sweeps across the principal elevation. Complex of double-height outbuildings comprising a linear block extended beyond the east gable with a further block orientated perpendicular to the dwelling. Smaller single-storey shed to the rear of the site running parallel to the dwelling. The outbuildings have natural slate roofing and lime render over rubble masonry walling; timber sheeted doors and replacement sawn timber roof structures. Rubble masony cylindrical piers carrying wrought iron field gates to the south and west. Roofing: Natural slate Walling: Lrender Window: Timber RWG: Metal