76 Trassey Road, Clonachullion, (south-west of Bryansford), Newcastle, Co Down, BT33 0QB

Low, two storey gabled vernacular farm house, of pre 1834 origin, set to the S side of the Trassey Road, 6.5 miles W of Newcastle, 4.5 miles SW of Bryansford. The front façade faces N. Slightly to the left of centre is a small gabled porch with a timber sheeted door. To the left of this is a window with modern casement frame and narrow smooth render surround. To the right of the doorway is a similar window. To the first floor are two similar, but smaller windows, which are positioned in line with the ground floor windows. To the E the house merges with an outbuilding of the same height. To the front of this there is a small lean-to porch, with timber sheeted door, to the left of which is a four pane window. To the first floor of this section is a smaller two pane window. Attached to the E gable of this large outbuilding, is a single storey outbuilding, with timber sheeted door to front and a corrugated iron gabled roof. To the W gable of the house is a similar (but longer) single storey outbuilding. To the rear of the house there is a single storey lean-to kitchen/bathroom extension, whose roof appears to be mainly covered in corrugated asbestos. This lean-to has modern window openings. To the right of the lean-to (on main rear façade) is a ground floor casement window, as front but without surround. The façade is harled and painted. The roof is covered in natural slate. Rendered parapets to main roof. Three rendered chimney stacks to ridge of roof (one to two storey outbuilding). Cast iron rw goods. Farmyard to front covered in concrete.