40 Bryansford village, Ballyhafry, Newcastle, Co Down, BT33 0PT

Relatively simple single storey dwelling of pre 1834 origin, part of which once served as a dispensary. The property is set on the SE side of the road which passes through Bryansford village, located behind a fairly old looking whitewashed rubble wall now topped with a hedge. The front façade faces NW. To the left of centre is a small gabled porch with modern glazed door to SW face, and small window to NE (gable) face, with multi-pane frame. To the left of the porch (on main façade) is a small, squat, window with modern eight pane frame. To the immediate right of the porch is a more regularly shaped small window with similar style of frame. To the left of this is another relatively small window with similar frame. Where the latter window is located there was once a doorway (to the dispensary); this door was blocked up in c.1953 but the doorstep remains. Both main gables are blank. To the rear there is a relatively recent (post c.1953) lean-to extension with a modern windows and door. To the left of this (on main rear façade) there is a small window (much as front) and to the right is a pair of modern patio doors. The façade is finished in rough cast and painted. The roof is covered in natural slate with a Velux window to the rear. The roof has a slight overhang with exposed rafter ends and barges with simple piercings. Two brick chimney stacks with simple corbelling. PVC and cast iron rw goods. Low white washed rubble wall to front with wrought iron gate (possibly 19th century).