4 Windsor Hill, Newry, Co Down, BT34 1ER

Second from left in a terrace of five three-storey/ two-bay houses stepping up Windsor Hill. Pitched artificial slate roof with cement rendered chimney to left gable and cast iron skylight to rear pitch. Semicircular metal rainwater goods with downpipe to right of façade. Wall to façade is painted lined render with painted base course. Two granite steps rise to main entrance at right. Door is modern four panelled painted timber with plain transom over. To left bay is a single 6/6 exposed box sliding sash (modern timber with timber glazing beads and double glazed) with painted granite cill. There are two similar windows to each upper floor, in line with ground floor openings. Left and right gables form party walls with adjacent properties. Rear elevation is abutted at left by a single storey lean-to extension. Remaining wall to first and second floors is plain cement render. To left between ground and first floor is a modern 6 paned top-hung timber casement (may originally have been a 6/6 sliding sash as extension abuts at cill level). To first floor right is a single 6/6 exposed box sliding sash window with horns and a painted granite cill. Between first and second floor, at left, is a 3/6 exposed box sliding sash window with painted granite cill. To second floor right is a similar window. Extension has a flat felted roof with modern skylights. Its rear wall is painted cement render with three modern top-hung timber windows and a modern timber and glass door. Rear yard is enclosed by painted rubble walls to either side and by an outhouse to rear. Outhouse is two storey with a pitched natural slate roof and random rubble walls. To yard it has a central door with modern window to left and infilled window to right. At first floor, in line with ground floor windows, are modern timber casements. Rear wall to alley is unpainted rubble with a painted t+g sheet door to ground floor left.