As one of County Down's most iconic landmarks, the station house was originally built in 1897 with the proviso that it be 'of an ornamental character' hence the beautiful detailing on the exterior elevations and the significance of it being the only red brick building of its kind in Northern Ireland.

The careful restoration and redevelopment of this beautiful example of late Victorian railway architecture has taken 5 years in the design process and has been undertaken by Davcrowe Ltd. Meticulous attention to detail is present in every aspect, and the craftsmanship is evident throughout. The result is simply outstanding.

The stationmaster's house's unique features of red brick walls with a strata of blue engineering brick, a bevelled brick plinth, two decorative terracotta stringcourses and a terracotta eaves course have all been restored to form 2 stunning homes with period style and contemporary elegance.

The suburban station grounds have been sensitively developed to form a small, private, gated enclave featuring two new elegant 3 bedroom semi detached homes and one new stylish 3 bedroom detached home with garden stores and extensive landscaping.