Ballinderry Presbyterian Church, Meetinghouse Road, Aghacarnan, Ballinderry Upper, Lisburn, County Antrim, BT28 2NN

Free-standing single-cell rendered early-nineteenth century barn church, located on the north side of Meeting House Road. Rectangular on plan on an east/west axis with two-storey entrance wing to the east gable and Ministers' Room and extension to the west. Pitched natural slate roof with black clay ridge tiles and timber fascia to both gable ends. Cast-iron guttering on iron brackets to rendered eaves course and cast-iron downpipes. Painted ruled and lined rendered walling, smooth render plinth course and rusticated render quoins. Pointed-headed window openings with render hood mouldings and replacement multi-pane timber windows with Y-tracery and painted masonry sills. South nave elevation is five windows wide with entrance wing attached to the east gable. Square-headed door opening to the entrance wing with hood moulding and double-leaf hardwood panelled doors. Pointed arched window above the entrance with timber fixed-pane window. East gable abutted by slightly lower gabled entrance wing with single square-headed window opening to ground floor having timber casement window. North nave elevation is four windows wide partly abutted by single-storey extension to northwest corner having hipped natural slate roof, bipartite timber sash window and steel door. West gable has pointed-headed window opening with hood moulding and stone Y-tracery with coloured leaded glazing. Gable abutted by single-storey Ministers' Room and extension fronting onto rural lane. Setting: Located on the north side of Meeting House Road enclosed to the road by rendered stone wall with concrete coping and pair of rendered redbrick pillars with pyramidal capstones and wrought-iron gates. Concrete footpath through front lawn with some upstanding stone and marble grave-markers dating from 1857 to the present. Rear site extends northwards with many marble and stone grave-markers from the twentieth-century. Roof Natural slate RWG Cast-iron Walling Ruled and lined render Windows Pointed-headed with hood mouldings and replacement timber windows