41 Fairhead Road, Coolanlough, Cross, Co.Antrim

Detached three-bay single-storey rough-cast rendered vernacular dwelling, built c.1830, with rear extension. Rectangular on plan facing north and located at the north end of Fairhead Road, forming part of a cluster of four similar dwellings (HB05/04/016A, B, & C). Pitched natural slate roof with black clay ridge tiles (catslide roof to rear) and three rendered chimneystacks with terracotta pots. No rainwater goods. Unpainted rough-cast cement rendered walling. Square-headed window openings with remnants of steel casement windows. Three-bay north front elevation with off-centre square-headed door opening having replacement vertically-sheeted timber door. Remnants of windows to openings. Blind east gable, roughcast and terminating in a chimney stack. Projecting single storey extention to LHS (south), which is a 20th century addition. Rear elevation partially collapsed with single storey lean-to extension to the east which projects beyond the east gable end. The lean-to roof projects beyond the extension to form a canopy above the kitchen door. Blind west gable (roughcast) with some boulders evident to the base. Materials Roof Natural slate RWG None Walling Rough-cast cement render Windows Steel casement (remnants only) Setting: Located at the north end of Fairhead Road and forming part of a group of four similar dwellings informally arranged around the end of the road. Partially collapsed outbuilding to the north with random coursed rubblestone walling and pitched corrugated iron roof. Partially collapsed two-bay outbuilding to the east with random coursed rubble-stone walling and natural slate roof (to bay furthest from house only).