Gardener's bothy at Finnebrogue estate, off Finnebrogue Road, Finnabrogue, Downpatrick, Co Down

Small, single storey, lean-to gardener’s bothy of c.1840s, with harled façade, gothick windows and doorway, restored in the late 1990s. The building is set in the W corner of the Finnebrogue estate walled garden, roughly a third of a mile NE of Finnebrogue House, two miles N of Downpatrick. The front elevation faces NE. To the left is a pointed arch door opening with timber sheeted door. To the far right is a similar door (no longer used) with two pointed arch window openings between with ‘gothick’ sash frames (both 8/6). Just above these are three small roundel-like windows with geometric tracery / frames. The left (E) edge of the wall is curved. The SE elevation has two short high level pointed arch windows with fixed light ‘gothick’ frames. Just above these is a small recess, the same shape as the small upper windows to front. The façade is harled and painted. The pitched roof is slated and has a slight overhang. To the SE corner is a small rendered chimneystack. Cast iron rw goods.