76 Layde Road, Cushendall, Co. Antrim

Detached two-bay single-storey rubblstone house, built c.1800, with angled roof. Rectangular on plan facing northeast with byre to the northwest gable. Located on the southeast side of Layde Road with the southeast gable fronting onto the road and a stone outbuilding to the north. Pitched corrugated asbestos roof with asbestos ridge tiles, parged cement verges and rendered chimneystacks rising from either gable end. The roof follows the angle of the sloping site. Replacement painted steel gutter on iron drive-through brackets. Whitewashed rubble stone walling. Square-headed window openings with timber lintels and original 6/6 sliding timber sash windows having convex horns and exposed sash boxes. Front elevation has a single square-headed door opening to the centre without door. Blind rubblestone gabled side elevation. Rubblestone rear elevation with a single diminutive window opening without window. Blind rubblestone northwest gable partially obscured by embanked earth. Roof Corrugated iron RWG Steel Walling Whitewashed rubblestone Windows Original 6/6 sliding timber sash Setting: Set perpendicular to the road on a sloping site enclosed by hedgerows. A single rubblestone outbuilding remains to the north with corrugated iron roof.