34 Trassey Road, Clonachullion, Newcastle, Co Down, BT33 0QB

Small, one and a half storey, gabled vernacular cottage with some recently added half dormer windows to rear. The property is located at the end of a farm track, near the end of a long lane (which rises up Clonachullion Hill), to the S of the Trassey Road, c.4 miles W of Newcastle. The W front is in two sections and is asymmetrical. To the left of centre is a small lean-to porch. To the left of the porch is a small 2 over 2 sash window. To the right of the porch is a similar window which is slightly smaller and set a little higher (the building is on a slight slope). To the right is a small section with a lower ridge line. This may have been an out house but is now incorporated into the dwelling. It has a sash window, as before. The N gable has a small sash window, with out astragals, to the right of the gable apex. The S gable (which is single storey) has a timber sheeted door to right. The E façade has one modern two pane window to the far left.(within the lower section). To the right is a similar window to the left of the taller section. Directly above this is a recently inserted half dormer window, whose small gable is glazed and sits on a further two pane modern window. To the right side is a similar half dormer. The external walls are harled with a black painted base course. The roof is finished in natural slate and each gable has a parapet. Metal rw goods. The cottage sits in what was once a small farm yard but is now a garden, with four sets of (recently constructed) traditional circular gate pillars with wrought iron gates. To the S are some single storey outbuildings.