Shed (to E) at Finnebrogue estate farmyard, at 31 Killyleagh Road, Finnabrogue, Downpatrick, Co Down

Long single storey shed dating from the later 19th century, formerly open to its west side closed up with timber boarding and concrete blocks. The building is part of the large Finnebrogue estate farm complex built in various stages from (perhaps) c.1790s, to the mid 1900s. The farmyard is located on the SE side of Killyleagh Road, roughly two miles N of Downpatrick, with the shed roughly to the centre of the grouping. The W elevation of the shed has a broad doorway opening roughly to the centre, presently covered in plastic sheeting. To the left and right of this - areas which were formerly open are now closed up with concrete blocks with timber boarding above. To far right is a section in random fieldstone rubble. The N gable is in rubble, with the S gable in concrete blocks and timber boarding, much as W elevation (the building looks as though it was truncated to this end). The E elevation is in fieldstone rubble. The gabled roof is slated. To the W there is a small enclosure with metal railings and metal gateway to S end.