Pavillion, Manse Park, Manse Road, Kilkeel, Newry, Co Down, BT34 4BW

Single storey pavilion aligned NE-SW on south side of Manse Park, Manse Road. Pitched felt roof. At front, oversails to form veranda, and to rear continues over a return. Plain painted timber barges to gables, with turned timber finial surviving on left gable. Painted timber eaves board to veranda has five decorative shallow segments cut out (in line with openings on main wall behind). Semicircular cast iron rainwater goods with painted plastic downpipe. Walls are painted horizontal broad modern t+g sheeting on a cement rendered base. Front elevation is five openings wide. Each opening is separated by an advanced timber upright, with same to either end. From these rise scalloped painted timber diagonal brackets which support the veranda roof. The underside of roof is sheeted with older narrower sheeting than on walls. Sheeted plywood door at centre, between second and third openings from left; accessed by two cement rendered steps. Remaining openings contain single windows, each with a timber cill and fixed window pane (with small top-hung transom over); all have hinged plywood security shutters. Left gable has a single window (as those to façade) set to right of centre. Rear return abuts whole of rear wall and is t+g sheeted. It has half-round rain gutters. It has a narrow window in its left and right cheeks, and its rear elevation is blank. To right gable of main block is a single storey lean-to return with felted roof and half-round metal gutters. It has painted t+g walls (as those to façade) over rendered cement base. Window opening on its front wall, in line with main block. Its end face has painted corrugated iron wall, with a t+g door at left up two concrete steps. To front is a large lawn. Along street is a random rubble wall, with metal semicircular-headed sign reading ‘Manse Park’.