1 The Square, Clough, Downpatrick, Co Down, BT30 8RB

Relatively small, two storey terrace house of c.1840, largely intact externally but with a PVC front door. The house is set at the E end of the terrace on the N side of The Square, at the centre of the village of Clough. The front (S) façade is symmetrical. To the centre is a PVC door. To the left of this is a sash window with Georgian panes ( 6/6- all windows have similar frames). To the right of the doorway is a similar window, with three more to the first floor. The E façade has two windows to each floor, as front. To the left at the rear there projects a long, single storey (slated) gabled outbuilding return with rough cast façade and a few small odd window openings. This return is set at an angle to the house. To the immediate right of the return is a small lean-to porch (also attached to the return) with a timber sheeted door and small adjacent ‘sidelight’ window. To the right of this is a window, as front, with two more to the first floor. The front façade is finished in unpainted rough cast with moulded in / out quoins. The rear is finished in unpainted lined render. The gabled roof is covered in natural slate. Two small rendered chimney stacks (to gables). Cast iron rw goods. To the immediate NE of the house is a garden enclosed with a rubble wall with gateway to the S with square gate piers and wrought iron gates (all of which appear to be original).