1 Dornan’s Road, Gortrany, Ballinderry, Lisburn, Co. Antrim, BT28 2JT

The building occupies a roadside frontage, behind a simple iron fence, on the north side of the road that leads from Lower Ballinderry to the church ruin beside Lough Beg. The front elevation faces south. The house is single storey with a hipped reed thatch roof that is in poor condition. Only the base of the red brick chimney stack remains. The walls are constructed of fieldstone with mud, and brick, infill. The section of the front to the left (west) of the entrance has been reconstructed with modern material, and has been roughcast. The construction to the right (east) remains in fieldstone and brick. At the rear the fieldstone construction returns at the ends between which there is a section of mud walling. The right hand (east) gable is a fine example of mortared fieldstone. On the front elevation the ledged and sheeted door is flanked to the left (west) by two window openings now boarded up. There are loose window frames set within the building. The opening to the right (east) contains the remains of a nine pane fixed window frame. The rear elevation starts from the left (east) with two empty openings, and concludes with the remains of a six pane fixed window divided 2/2/2. There are no openings in the ends of the building.