House, at 43 Greenan Road, Newry, Co Down, BT34 2PZ

Single storey / two bay labourer’s house set in the garden of no. 43 Greenan Road. Hipped natural slate roof with tall cement rendered chimney to centre. Walls are rubble stone, painted and harled in places, with an advanced eaves course. Painted plastic rainwater goods to front only, none to rear. Principal elevation faces W to garden. It has three openings. At right on right bay is a modern t+g sheeted door with cast iron lattice inset. To its left is a pair of cast iron framed lattice casements in a timber frame and at left (on left bay) is an identical single casement window. The left and right gables are blank although the right formerly had a single paned casement, the lattice of which is now inset into the door. Rear elevation is blank but previously had a window opening to each bay (reveals can be seen inside). Setting The road fronting boundary of the site is enclosed by the remains a high rubble stone wall which once enclosed the whole estate. To immediate right of house (as viewed from road) is an opening with t+g sheeted door and to its right is a second doorway. The first leads onto a small paved area beside the house which may have formed an enclosed yard.