64 Stoneyford Road, Lisburn, County Antrim, BT28 3SR

Detached single-storey rendered thatch under tin dwelling, built c.1800. Rectangular on plan facing south on the north side of Stoneyford Road at the eastern end of Stoneyford Village. Pitched corrugated iron roof with iron ridge and redbrick chimneystack. Steel rainwater goods to timber eaves. Painted ruled and lined rendered walling. Square-headed window openings with concrete sills and timber sash windows with exposed sash boxes. Front south elevation is four windows wide and set at a lower level than Stoneyford Road with off-centre flat-roofed entrance porch. To the eastern end two window openings have 6/6 timber sash windows, while the western end have horizontally-glazed 2/2 timber sash windows. Concrete roof to projecting entrance porch having square-headed door opening and hardwood glazed door opening onto concrete step to the road. West gable has a single window opening with timber casement window. Rear elevation not seen. East gable is blank. Setting: Located on the north side of Stoneyford Road opening directly onto the road at a lower level. Various corrugated iron roofed structures to the rear site with a two-storey modern dwelling in the process of being built. Roof Corrugated iron with thatch under RWG Metal Walling Painted ruled and lined render Windows Timber sash