1 Trummery Lane, Maghaberry, Moira, Craigavon, County Down, BT67 0JN

A detached asymmetrical two-storey three-bay farmhouse originating as a single-storey thatch before 1830 and remodelled in Edwardian style post-1911. Rectangular plan form with subservient two-storey return; and outbuilding. Located at the junction of Trummery Lane and Maghaberry Road, south west of HMP Maghaberry. Pitched natural slate roof with crested terracotta ridge tiles; overhanging eaves timber soffits and exposed rafter ends; projected purlins to gable ends; plain bargeboards; cast-iron ogee moulded rainwater goods. Yellow brick chimney stacks with moulded cornice course and plain pots. Exposed random rubble masonry walling with galletting; red brick surrounds to openings, with brick quoins and chimneystacks. 1/1 timber sliding sash windows with horns; stone cills; smooth rendered reveals to jambs and head. 15 pane timber front door with modern ironmongery. The principal elevation faces south and is asymmetrically arranged. Entrance porch (c.1965) located right of centre comprises; red brick, stretcher bond, gable ended with fish-scale slates, terracotta crested ridge tiles and finial; decorative bargeboards. The front door is located on the right cheek with a stained margin-paned sliding sash window to the gable end; the left cheek is blank. Single window to the right with two to the left; diminished first floor openings directly over. Evidence of blocked up door opening located between the left hand windows. The left gable is asymmetrical with single windows to the ground and first floor located to the left hand side. The ground floor window surround is distinctly less uniform, suggesting a later insertion, perhaps at the time of the rear return. The rear elevation is asymmetrically arranged with a two-storey return abutting the right hand side (c.1915). Right cheek of return has two first floor windows with a large modified opening to the ground floor; the gable end is abutted by a modern flat roofed extension that wraps around the left cheek (window at first floor), infilling the space between the rear of the house and the adjacent outbuilding. Two first floor and a single ground floor window left of the return. The right gable is blank. Setting: Prominently located on the corner of a junction, adjacent to the main thoroughfare through Maghaberry. Gardens to the front and rear of the dwelling bounded to the west by coniferous vegetation. The east side of the site runs parallel to the adjacent secondary road and is bounded by a small parapet wall, smooth rendered surmounted by iron railings and pedestrian gate. Beyond the road is a modern housing development. To the rear of the site is a long single-storey outbuilding, rubble masonry with slated roof, converted into accommodation. A rubble masonry wall bounds the north of the site; running parallel to the main road. Roofing: Natural slate Walling: Rubble masonry Windows: Timber sliding sash RWG: Cast-iron