Stables to East, Finnebrogue estate farmyard, at 31 Killyleagh Road, Finnebrogue, Downpatrick, Co Down, *** See general comments

Single storey 6 bay rectangular former stables. Walling is stone random rubble, and the roof is natural blue/black slate in a ventilated pattern with a zinc ridge capping. There is evidence of guttering but ths is missing. The building is part of a large farm complex built in various stages from (perhaps) c.1790s, to the mid 1900s, located on the SE side of Killyleagh Road, roughly two miles N of Downpatrick. The front façade faces West and comprises 6 stables. Each stable has a rectangular door opening and a square window. All openings have red brick segmental heads. The windows have strong timber frames with vertical iron bars at 4" centres. Door openings also have timber frames but the doors are missing. The two gables are plain without openings. The rear wall facing east is also plain rubble walling witout openings. A stone wall is connected to the south wall and partially encloses a large open area. To the rear the hillside has been excavated and there is a 6m level yard enclosed by steep banking on three sides.