10 Murlough Road, Ballycastle, Co.Antrim, BT54 6RG

Farm House: Detached three-bay two-storey rendered house, built c.1986, facing east with two-storey rubblestone outbuilding to the north. House Materials: Roof Fibre cement tiles RWG UPVC Walling Pebbledash rendered Windows UPVC Outbuilding: The outbuilding located perpendicular to the main house to the north west is a two storey limewashed rubble building with Natural Slate roof with cement raised verges. Front Elevation (S) has a centrally located vertically sheeted doorway to the first floor accessed by a rubble stone external stair (no handrail). The ground floor has 3 windows with steel casements. A lower single storey building to the east (RHS) is of similar materials and accessed via a single door. Side gable elevation (E) is unfinished rubble stone laid to courses with roughly dressed sandstone to corner quoins. Blank save a modern inserted sliding steel faced door in new opening to Ground Floor. Rear Elevation (N) has a single timber casement to the first floor. Single storey building to the east (LHS). South gable elevation has a blank gable to both the single storey building with the two storey storey section rising behind. Outbuilding Materials: Roof Natural slate RWG Missing Walling Limewashed rubble stone Windows Metal and timber casements Setting: Located in a publicly accessible coastal park 'Murlough Bay' designated an Area of Special Scientific Interest (ASSI), this site of a former farmhouse commands extensive views overlooking the ocean from approximately 200 metres above sea level. The only remnants of the former historic buildings include a rubblestone outbuilding to the north and a vehicular wrought-iron gate with matching pedestrian gate hung on circular rendered piers. The site also retains a rocky outcrop on the approach avenue.