Glendun Road, Altaguire Bridge, Co. Antrim

Detached three-bay (main dwelling) single-storey rubblestone house, built c.1800. Rectangular on plan facing southeast with accretions to either gable end. Set within its own extensive grounds in Glendun valley at a lower level than the road and accessed via a long winding lane on the south side of Glendun Road. Pitched natural slate roof to the central section (3 bay) with cement parged verges and two rendered chimneystacks. Corrugated iron roofs to both accretions, no rainwater goods. Whitewashed rubblestone walling. Square-headed window openings with painted concrete sills and 2/2 timber sliding sash windows with convex horns and partially exposed sash boxes. Southeast front elevation is three bays wide with central windbreak entrance porch having flat roof with steel gutter, whitewashed squared stone walling and vertically-sheeted timber half-door. Single 2/2 timber sliding sash window opening to accretion to the LHS (south) and a single door to the RHS bay (north). Door to centre is vertically boarded with additional vertically boarded gate to lower section. Blind southwest gable to south accretion. Rear elevation has two timber sliding sash windows to the central section and a single window to the south accretion. Blind northeast gable to north accretion. Roof Natural slate RWG None Walling Whitewashed rubblestone Windows Timber sliding sash Setting: Located along the banks of the Glendun River within its own grounds on the south side of Glendun Road. Two-bay single-storey rubblestone outbuilding encloses a small informal yard to the front of the house with a further rubblestone accretion to the north. Further single-bay single-storey rubblestone outbuilding to the south. Pitched corrugated iron roofs, whitewashed rubblestone walls and some vertically-sheeted timber doors and half-doors.