82 Glen Road Newry Co.Down BT34 1TA is a Grade Record Only listed building in the Newry, Mourne and Down local planning authority area, Northern Ireland.
82 Glen Road Newry Co.Down BT34 1TA
- WRENN ID
- stark-courtyard-swift
- Grade
- Record Only
- Local Planning Authority
- Newry, Mourne and Down
- Country
- Northern Ireland
- Source
- NI Environment Agency listing
Description
One-and-a-half-storey dwelling with outbuildings predating 1834, arranged around an informal courtyard, located down long lane off Glen Road, approximately 9.5 Km N of Newry, Co Down. Natural slate pitched roof with three cement-rendered rectangular section chimneys, one on each gable and one to centre. Single storey extension to rear. Front Elevation (NW) Asymmetrical three-bay façade in lined & ruled sand-cement render with corrugated asbestos-sheeted pitched roof porch to right of centre, with a single window opening wither side, both with exposed sash boxes and stone cills. Window opening on left side has large 6/6 timber sliding sash window with stone cill, window on right is smaller with a 4/4 timber sliding sash window. Porch has a 10-pane metal framed window to NW face and a door opening with a replacement timber & glazed door on SW face. Side elevation (SW) Lined & ruled cement-rendered gable with single window opening on ground floor level with the same window as left side of front elevation. Narrow window opening to first floor, boarded over. Rear elevation (SE) Fully abutted by single storey lean-to extension with corrugated asbestos sheeted roof. Unable to see openings due to vegetation at time of survey. Side elevation (NE) Lime rendered façade with portions of exposed rubblestone. Single window opening at first floor level with two-pane timber casement window. Materials: Windows – timber sliding sash / metal casement / timber casement Walls – Lined & ruled cement-rendered / lime rendered Roof – natural slate RWGs – none Setting Isolated collection of buildings arranged as an informal courtyard, located down a long farm lane, surrounded by farmland. Four outbuildings – Outbuilding 1 – partially derelict, only NW portion remains with single-storey cement rendered stone walls and pitched corrugated iron roof. Rubblestone wall to SW remains. Outbuilding 2 – Tall corrugated iron barrel-roofed hay shed Outbuilding 3 – single-storey outbuilding, cement rendered, corrugated iron roof, concrete block lean-to extension on NE side. Outbuilding 4 – accessed via tall wrought iron gates, single storey concrete block store with corrugated iron roof
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