19 Foughilletra Road, Jonesborough, Newry, Co Armagh, BT35 8RH

A two-storey/ three bay vernacular house aligned W-E on the E side of Foughilletra Rd with associated outbuildings. The left bay is single-storey. Pitched natural slate roof with tiled verges and a cement rendered chimney to each gable. An advanced eaves course supports half-round metal rainwater goods, with downpipe to right of centre. Walls are whitewashed random rubble stone to façade; all other elevations are cement rendered. All windows are top-hung metal-framed casements with no cills. Those to ground floor have modern steel grilles over. Principal elevation faces N. Left of centre is a projecting porch with pitched natural slate roof and timber-sheeted front door; right and left cheeks are blank. To either side of porch is a window, that to right has been enlarged within its original opening. First floor has two windows, diminished in height; that to left is slightly smaller than other first floor window and not aligned with that below. The single bay has a window to centre. The left gable is abutted to front by a single-storey outbuilding set perpendicular to house; the exposed section of left gable and central bay are blank. The outbuilding has a pitched natural slate roof with whitewashed facade and two t+g sheeted doors to centre - all other elevations are cement rendered and blank. Rear elevation of main block has a window to each floor of each bay. Right gable is abutted by a single-storey outbuilding - the exposed section is blank. The outbuilding is detailed as before with pitched corrugated metal roof. Its N face has two t+g sheeted doors; one to extreme left end and one to right of centre. Rear elevation is blank. Its right gable is abutted by a lower and narrower shed with lean-to corrugated metal roof and cement rendered walls. It has a t+g sheeted door to N face; all other elevations are blank. Barn Opposite house is a two-storey outbuilding with pitched natural slate roof. All openings are t+g sheeted unless otherwise stated. S elevation has two central doors, under a common timber lintel. At first floor, set to right of centre, is an infilled window opening (with metal sheeting). Left gable is abutted by a small cement-rendered lean-to shed with monopitched natural slate roof and with a large opening to S (all other elevations are blank). The exposed gable of main block has an infilled window opening to centre. Rear elevation has a loading door accessed by three external granite steps. The right gable is blank. Setting: The house occupies an elevated site and is accessed by a lane with rubble stone boundary walls to either side. Square-in-section whitewashed rubble stone gate piers (without copings) support a pair of ram’s-head wrought-iron gates.