Lurganville House, 4 Lurganville Road, Lurganville, Moira, Craigavon, BT67 0PJ

An asymmetrical three-bay two-storey detached galleted rubble stone house with outbuildings, originally a one-and-a-half-storey dwelling (probably thatched) dated 1772, but revised and remodelled c.1850; located in an unspoiled rural setting north of Lurganville Road on the outskirts of Moira. Rectangular on plan with single-storey return to rear. Pitched natural slate roof with terracotta ridge tiles and two replacement brick chimneystacks. Cast-iron ogee rainwater goods in boarded eaves. Walling is roughly squared rubble stone laid in courses with galletting and dressed quoins; stone differential between storey’s. Windows are uPVC replacements. The principal elevation faces south and is six irregularly spaced openings wide. Entrance to right of centre; door has six raised-and-fielded panels with cast-iron door furniture in painted smooth render surround. The west gable is concealed to ground floor; window to first floor left. The north (rear) elevation was not accessed. The east gable is concealed to ground floor; first floor is blank. Setting: Set back from the road with small lawned and shrubbed garden with gravel path to front, bounded to road by rubble stone wall, accessed from south and east by early decorative cast and wrought-iron latch gates. Side garden to east also accessed via wrought-iron gate and enclosed by rubble stone wall. Square gate piers with pointed caps to east gable; supporting modern timber gates, enclosing rear yard. To east is an early slated rubble stone range of outbuildings, timber vent to attic at south gable (some cement render repair work to east elevation); roof-light to west; other elevations concealed. Roof: Natural slate Walling: Rubble stone with galleted pointing Windows: uPVC RWG: Cast-iron