Greenaghan Cottage, Glen Road, Greenaghan, Glenariff, Ballymena, Co.Antrim

Detached symmetrical three-bay single-storey with attic pebble dashed house, built c.1832, with flat-roofed extension to rear. Rectangular on plan facing northwest located on the south east side of Glen Road. Pitched natural slate roof with black clay ridge tiles and sandstone ashlar coping to either gable end surmounted by a rendered chimneystack with a single octagonal clay pot to the southwest. uPVC rainwater goods. Flint dash rendered walling to the front elevation, ruled-and-lined cement render to southwest side elevation and whitewashed rough-cast lime rendered walling to remaining elevations. Square-headed window openings with original timber sliding sash windows without horns (unless otherwise stated) and painted masonry sills. Symmetrical three-bay single-storey front elevation with central square-headed door opening having original frame, door and fanlight. Eight-panelled timber door with decoratively raised-and-fielded panels, the lower panels being flush. Original brass door furniture with cable-moulded lintel and tear-drop fanlight over, all set in a chamfered frame. Door opens onto small front area enclosed to the road. Gable northeast side elevation has a pair of diminutive square-headed window openings to the attic floor only. Replacement timber casement window to the left and replacement steel casement window to the right. Two-storey rear elevation with an off-centre flat-roofed extension. Single central window opening to the attic storey with replacement timber casement window and further square-headed window opening to the right of the extension with an original 8/8 timber sash window with ogee horns, exposed sash box and flush sill. Gabled southwest side elevation has two diminutive attic storey windows with replacement steel casement windows. Roof Natural slate RWG Replacement uPVC Walling Flint dash/ cement render / rough-cast lime render Windows Original timber sliding sash / replacement timber or steel casement Setting: Located on the south east side of Glen Road enclosed by a low rendered plinth wall supporting embedded cast-iron railing with matching pedestrian gate hung on two painted stop-chamfered stone piers with capstones. Concrete paved rear area.