Former Sexton’s House, All Saint's Parish Church, 35 Tullylish Road, Tullylish, Craigavon, Co. Down, BT63 6DP

A detached symmetrical two-bay single-storey with attic former sexton’s house, built c.1860, road-fronted and located opposite All Saint’s Parish Church, Tullylish (HB17/02/021A). Rectangular on plan with extension to north. Pitched natural slate roof with simple central chimneystack; cast iron / upvc gutters to overhanging eaves on exposed rafter tails. Walling is ruled and lined painted render with stepped quoins and contrasting plinth. Gothic openings, with hood moulding to principal elevation; projecting painted masonry cills. Replacement timber Y-tracery casements and replacement hardwood door over granite threshold. Principal elevation faces west and is three openings wide. Extended to left by mono-pitch extension, blank to west. North gable is abutted by a monopitched roof extension. Central attic window detailed as previous; extension partially conceals an oval plaque beneath cill level reading “The Reverend Tho’ Beatty / Vicar / John Nicholson Esq’ and / Mr Archibald McDowell / Church Warden / Anno D…” (remainder concealed). Rear elevation is blank. South gable (unpainted) has a window to each floor; abutted by boundary wall to extreme left. Setting: Directly adjacent to a rural road and facing the church opposite. To rear is the churchyard, accessed by a pair of wrought iron gates on circular piers, rubble stone visible in places beneath pebble dash; rubble stone boundary wall with soldier coping abuts kitchen extension. To south is a small gravelled garden, accessed from road by a steel gate. Roof: Natural slate Walling: Render Windows: Timber RWG: Cast iron / uPVC