The Grange, Mourne Park Estate, Kilkeel, Newry, Co Down, BT34 4LB

An extensive range of buildings set around two yards and built of granite with machined-brick dressings. Nearly all are derelict, the only intact buildings being the two houses at the southern end of the range. South eastern house This building is the mirror image of the south-western house with the exception of the following details: front elevation has four windows to each floor (but two bays wide), and the rear return is shorter and tied into the stable block (HB16/05/058 C Building 1). Again, machined brick is used in the dressings. Left elevation is blank and has been abutted by a derelict single storey link block connecting it to the south western house. A tall red brick chimney rises from the eaves. Rear elevation is abutted to left by a ruinous two storey stable block which once shared its roof. To ground floor right there are two 6/6 sliding sash windows, one on either side of central door (seemingly the only entrance) To right of these is a smaller 1/1 sliding sash. At first floor is a an identical 1/1 sliding sash and also a larger 6/6 sliding sash directly above the door. The link block is four openings wide. It has a monopitched corrugated asbestos roof. There is a door in the third opening from left; the remaining openings are tall brick casements. Right hand elevation has been rendered and is blank except for a small modern casement window at first floor right.