Former school house adjacent to Tyrone's Ditches Presbyterian Church Lisnagree Poyntzpass Co. Armagh BT35 6RX

Single storey former school building with L-shaped plan-form in random coursed local stone with red brick dressings, first constructed in 1828, then rebuilt/remodelled c1850, located to the immediate W of Tyrone’s Ditches Presbyterian Secession Church, at Lisnagree, approx 4Km SW of Poyntzpass, a small village 14Km N of Newry, Co Down. Natural slate roof with black clay ridge tiles, hipped to NE end, and pitched at SW end. All window openings now boarded with sheeted timber. Replacement sheeted timber doors. Single brick chimney stack to approx centre of plan. Red brick dressings and squared granite cills to all openings. NE Elevation Four bay with a door opening to each side (opening on right side is bricked up), and two window openings to centre. Two stone steps up to door opening on left side. Placement for datestone visible, but datestone not extant. Large square quoin stones to each edge. SE elevation Longer four bay façade facing onto Tyrone’s Ditches Road towards church. With a door opening on left side, a window and door opening to middle and a window opening on right side. Large square quoin stones to each edge. Pitched roof to left side, and hipped to right side. Redbrick chimney located to right side of door on left. SW elevation Blind gable with pitched roof. NW elevation Advanced section on left side with hipped roof. Single window opening to centre. Right side not seen at time of survey due to vegetation. Materials: Windows – 2/2 timber sliding sash with single glazing (visible from interior, boarded over on exterior) Walls – random coursed rock faced stone with red brick dressings Roof – natural slate with black clay ridge tiles, hipped and pitched RWGs – none Setting Located on the side of the road, facing Tyrone’s Ditches Presbyterian Secession Church, in a rural setting, surrounded by agricultural land. NE façade faces onto a wider portion of road used for car parking.