WW II Structure, to rear of 76 Greencastle Road, Kilkeel, Newry, Co Down, BT34 4JL

Single storey, nine and a half bay an ablutions block, aligned NW-SE on West side of Greencastle Road. Constructed on a concrete plinth, with ground falling away on S and W sides. Each bay is approximately 10ft wide. Pitched corrugated asbestos cement roof, semicircular ridges with circular asbestos cement stops. Moulded asbestos cement barge boards. Assortment of raised vents on roof. No rainwater goods. Temporary brick walls (100mm thick) are smooth cement rendered. They have one brick deep buttresses at regular intervals (forming bays) that support the internal roof structure. SE gable three bays with a single central door blocked up and served by a concrete loading platform with steps up on right side. Left and right bays have small steel casements; left boarded up, right blocked up. Each side elevation has a single steel window to each bay, these are typically three paned casements without cills. Doors are typically framed and sheeted painted timber. There are three doors on NE elevation, it is uncertain whether all are original. There are no doors on SW elevation. NW gable is abutted to centre by a rendered brick water tower. To its left and right are single doors. Tower rises above gable and has a flat, overhanging concrete roof. The metal tank can be seen through an opening on the SE face of tower and there is a doorway at ground floor left cheek and concrete road to main road.