1 Church Hill, Carnacavill, Newcastle, Co Down, BT33 0JU

Substantial two storey gabled house with late Victorian appearance, but which began life as a single storey dwelling of pre 1834 construction. The building is set right on the roadside, to the E of Church Hill Road, close to the junction with the Newcastle Road. The front façade faces W and is assymetrical. To the left of centre is a small gabled porch with timber panelled door to front and a four pane window to each side. To the left of the porch is a relatively small sash window with sash frame (vertical glazing bars- 2 panes over 2). To the right of the porch are two similar windows, with four similar windows to the first floor set in (unevenly spaced) gabled half dormers. Attached to the N gable is a part single part two storey (the road slopes downwards to this side), rubble-built outbuilding with two timner sheeted doorways to front, a multi-pane semicircular arched window to the N gable, and a timber sheeted door and modern upper level window to the rear (E) façade. The S gable of the main house is blank. To the right side of the rear (E) façade is a large, two storey, part hipped, part gabled return. This has three windows with modern frames to the ground floor and three sash windows to the first floor, those to the right as front, and that to the left (which is set at a higher level) plain. The NE corner of the return is bevelled, for close to it there used to be a horse walk, the circular raised platform of which is still partly visible. To the S face of the return is a timber sheeted ground floor door. The façade is finished in plain render and painted. The roof is covered in natural slate with four, evenly spaced, yellow brick chimney stacks to main ridge. PVC rw goods. The attached outbuilding is unrendered. Further single storey outbuildings to E and S, partly rubble, partly brick built.