31 Slievenaman Road, Cross, Newcastle, Co Down, BT33 0QD

Small, single storey vernacular farm house of probable mid 19th century origin. The building is set on the NW side of the Slievenaman Road, 4 miles W of Newcastle. The front façade faces roughly W and is asymmetrical. Slightly to the left of centre of this facade is a gabled porch. This has a doorway, with partly glazed door. To the left of the porch is a narrow window with modern frame. To the right is a similar window. To the N gable are two very small upper level window with fixed light frames. To the S gable there is a large lean-to rubble-built shed with corrugated iron roof. To the rear the is a small lean-to to right. This has two small fixed light windows to rear and a timber sheeted door to N. The façade is harled and white washed. The gabled roof is covered in a roughly hewn local natural slate and has a slight overhang with plain barges to N. There is a rendered chimney stack to each gable. No rw goods.