Outbuilding, Bryansford Road, Bryansford village, Ballyhafry, Newcastle, Co Down

Two storey rubble-built gabled outbuilding, set on the edge of a field close to the junction of the Bryansford Road and the main road running through Bryansford village. The S façade has a central timber sheeted door to the upper level which is reached via stone steps. The doorway has brick dressings. To the left of the doorway is a relatively small, square opening, with timber sheeting and dressings as doorway. To the right of the doorway is a similar small opening. To the right of the steps (at lower level) are three tiny slit openings with brick dressings. There is a similar opening to the left of the steps. The N façade has three doorways to the ground floor. That to the left and centre are pedestrian doors with small accompanying ‘sidelight’ openings. The doorway to the right is a large double doorway. All have timber sheeted doors/coverings and brick dressings. Those to the left and centre have brick relieving arches, whilst that to the right has a concrete lintel. To the upper level are two small window openings (to left and centre), with a large loft doorway opening, to the right. All are timber sheeted, as below. Both gables have a single small opening to the upper level, as S side. The N façade has a ground level doorway to the right, much has S façade, but whose lintel appears to have been replaced fairly recently. Almost directly above this is another similar doorway. The façade is in fieldstone rubble with granite quoins and a brick eaves course. The gabled roof is covered in natural slate and has rendered parapets