22 Church Road, Ballynahinch, Co. Down, BT 24 8LP

22 Church Road is a typical late Victorian two-storey gabled house built around 1880, situated to the northeast of Church Road on the southern outskirts of Ballynahinch.

The front façade faces southwest and is symmetrically arranged. The ground floor features a central panelled front door framed with simple pilasters and a moulded elliptical archivolt with keystone. On either side of the doorway are paired elliptical-headed window arrangements with moulded surrounds matching the door, both windows resting on a shared cill with plain sash frames. The first floor has a central paired window of similar design but much narrower, with single windows to left and right. The gables to the northwest and southeast are blank, both featuring overhanging eaves with decorative pierced barge boards and exposed rafter ends to the front.

The rear northeast elevation has a flat-roofed single-storey return at its centre. The northeast face of the return contains a large modern picture window opening and, at ground level to the left, a curious segmental opening with stone-lined interior. A timber-sheeted door is positioned to the right of the northwest face of the return, while the southeast face has a small square window opening with fixed light frame. To the left of the return on the main house façade is a segmental arch-headed window opening with sash frame and vertical astragals, repeated at first floor but shorter. Directly above the return is a semicircular window opening with margin panes and horizontal astragals. To the right of the return at first floor is another segmental-headed window, while the ground floor has a recently added wide modern window opening.

The front façade and gables are finished in lined render and painted. The rear façade and return are mainly finished in plain unpainted render. The roof is covered in Bangor Blue slates with decorative barge boards. Large chimney stacks with moulded coping and assorted pots sit at each end of the ridge. Cast iron and PVC rainwater goods are present. To the rear is a large two-storey outhouse attached to the main house by a yard wall, along with a single-storey outhouse with mono-pitched roof.