Stella Maris Catholic Church — Rosnakill\Rosnaguill

Freestanding single-storey Catholic church, built 1954, comprising three-bay hall with projecting sacristy to the south elevation, and extension to the north. Shallow pitched felt roof to main body of building with felt roof to sacristy and mono-pitch to extension. Painted roughcast rendered walls to main body of building having smooth rendered plinth; projecting rubble sandstone panel to the centre of the south elevation. Roughcast rendered walls to sacristy over rubble sandstone plinth to the south elevation, and with rubble stone buttress to the centre of the south elevation with pitched concrete roof over, and with metal cross finial attached to the west side. Some surviving cast-iron downpipes. Square-headed window openings having smooth rendered reveals and replacement timber casement windows; square-headed window openings to the east and west elevations having smooth rendered reveals and timber casement windows. Three-square-headed window openings to the south elevation at clerestory level having replacement windows. Truncated square-headed window opening to the south elevation of sacristy having timber casement windows. Square-headed doorway to the east elevation having replacement timber double-doors, and with overlight having sloping head. Square-headed doorways to the east and west side of sacristy having battened timber double-doors and flights of concrete steps. Set back from road in own grounds to the south end of the Rosnakill\Rosnaguill Peninsula, and in the rural countryside to the north of Downies and to the north-west of Carrickart. Gravel car parks to the south and east sides. Site enclosed within low roughcast rendered boundary and retaining walls.