Tower Farm, 29 Hilltown Road, Aghacullion, Newcastle, Co Down, BT33 0PZ

One and a half storey gabled farm house of c.1840, with small gabled porch bay to front. The property is set at the end of a lane to the N of the Hilltown Road, roughly half a mile W of Bryansford. The front (S) façade is asymmetrical. To the left of centre is a projecting two level bay. To the ground floor of the bay is a modern timber panelled and glazed door. Above this is a small upper level window with modern frame. To the left of the bay is a larger window with similar frame, with two similar windows to the right of the bay. The W gable has an upper level window, as ground floor front only slightly smaller. The E gable has a window as front to the ground floor and one to the upper level as W gable. To the rear are two single storey lean-tos with a corrugated iron roof to that to the left (E) and natural slate to that to the right (W). That to the left has a small window, with modern frame, to its E face and a timber sheeted door to its W face. That to the right has a similar door to its E face, along with a window with modern frame. To the N face is a smaller window with modern frame, with a similar window to the W face. The entire façade is finished in a ‘salt & pepper’ pebbledash with bell cast and smooth cement render base. Eaves course to front. The roof has a fairly steep pitch and is covered with natural slate. Small cast iron skylight to rear. Rendered parapets. Two rendered chimney stacks to ridge. Decorative barges to front bay. Cast iron and PVC rw goods. Large, two storey gabled outbuilding to E of house with central segmental carriage arch and stone staircase to right front (S) facade. To the W gable is a large lean-to section and to the E a single storey gabled section. The façade is mainly harled and the roof covered in natural slate. Some of the openings do not appear to be original and the whole building is generally in poor repair.