29 Bryansford village, Ballyhafry, Newcastle, Co Down, BT33 0PT

Picturesque, rubble-built, one and a half storey gabled house, one of a semi-detached pair of possible pre 1834 origin. This property has been much renovated in recent years and a very large modern extension to the rear. The front (SE) façade is symmetrical. To the centre is a gabled porch with (recent) panelled door and fanlight with patterned glass. To the left of this is a sash window (vertical glazing bars- 2 panes over 2) with brick dressings (held together with light coloured mortar). These bricks appear to be fairly recent. Eyebrow moulding over window. To the right of the porch is a similar window. The NE gable has an upper level window, similar to front but without moulding. The rear is completely dominated by a large, modern two storey extension with shallow gabled roof and cement render façade. The façade of the original portion of the house is in dark fieldstone rubble with granite quoins. Exposed section of rear façade finished in cement render. The main and porch roofs have an overhang with plain barges and both are covered in natural slate. Velux window to rear. Single rendered chimney stack to centre of ridge of main roof. This stack has either been replaced, or re-rendered, in recent times. Cast iron and PVC rw goods. Low rendered wall enclosing garden to front.