House 160m south of jumction with Upper Damolly Road, Damolly Road, Newry, Co Down, BT34 1QR

One and a half storey/ three bay house, with outbuilding and covered well to rear, set back on east side of road. Pitched natural slate roof with brick coped verges; most slates now missing from rear. There is a single red brick chimney to each gable and a third to centre right on ridge. Half round metal gutters (part missing). All walls are random rubble and rendered with ochre-coloured lime plaster. All window openings have granite cills. Eight granite steps (with rubble parapet walls) lead to main entrance in middle bay of front elevation which faces west. Painted t+g sheeted door with mouth organ transom and full-height four-paned sidelights (all glass broken). Bay to left and right of door has a single 6/6 sliding sash window. Left gable has a four-pane fixed window at attic level, set left of chimney flue. Right gable also has single attic light to right of flue; now blocked. At centre of rear elevation is a painted t+g door, immediately left of which is a 1/1 sliding sash window. Identical window to each end bay. Setting At front is a small garden with wrought iron gate to road and small lawn enclosed by hedges. At rear, aligned parallel with axis of house, is a random rubble outhouse with projecting brick eaves course. Divided into three sections, but now roofless and part demolished. Just north of outhouse is a small well enclosed by random rubble walls and canopy.