Moygannon Gate Lodge, 56 Rostrevor Road, Warrenpoint, Newry, Co Down, BT34 3RU

Much altered and extended one and half storey lodge located at the gates of Moygannon House (HB16/12/011A) on Rostrevor Road. It is a single bay with a much deeper two bay extension to its right end. Pitched natural slate roof aligned NE-SW. The left bay has a gabled roof (aligned NW-SE) with fretted timber bargeboard to the front gable and plain bargeboard to the rear. The right bay of the extension has a higher ridge but its front pitch is a continuation of the original front pitch. It has modern vents and a skylight to its front and rear pitches. Also on front pitch between the house and extension is a dashed modern chimney. Plain eaves boards carry modern ogee rainwater goods. Walls are cement dashed and painted with smooth basecourse and stepped quoins. All windows and doors are modern timber, to traditional styles. Front elevation faces SE. Its original bay (below the gable) has a 2/2 sash window to left and a modern part glazed four panelled door to right. This is the main entrance and is under an open timber porch which has a pitched natural slate roof (its right pitch is tied into the right pitch of the gable roof above) on modern timber brackets and with fretted bargeboard. The left bay of the extension is advances from theoriginal house. It has a canted bay window to centre with a fixed 2/2 window to front and 1/1 sashes to each cheek. It has a dashed and painted apron and a small leaded roof tied into eaves of main roof. The right bay of the extension (at right end of façade) is stepped back slightly from the rest of the elevation and has two 2/2 sashes. The right (NE) gable of the extension is wider than the original house and has decorative timber bargeboards (as those to front gable). It has a pair of 3x5 paned glazed timber doors to ground floor centre. At ground floor left and right there are narrow 1/1 sashes. There is a single similar door in attic serving a modern wrought metal balcony. The rear (NW) elevation of the extension has a modern conservatory on its left bay. Conservatory is timber framed and glazed on a dashed plinth and with a pair of glazed doors on its end gable. The right bay of the extension has a wide 2/2 sash. The rear wall of the original lodge has a small gabled porch with fretted timber bargeboard and blank dashed walls. On rear wall to its left and right there are single 1/1 sashes. The left (SW) elevation of the house is dashed and blank. The house is accessed by a driveway from the E and has a small garden. To immediate right of the extension foundations have been dug for a granny flat.