Glenkeen Road, Aghadowey, Coleraine, Co. Londonderry, BT51

Attached single-storey rubblestone tin over thatch former dwelling, built c.1800. Rectangular on plan facing west and accessed down a long lane on the south side of Glenkeen Road. Derelict with a two-storey mid twentieth-century house attached to the south gable, also derelict and further roofless rubblestone outbuildings arranged around an informal front yard. Pitched corrugated iron roof with parged cement verges and a pair of rendered chimneystacks to either end. Painted rough cast render over rubblestone walling. Square-headed window openings formed in brick soldier arches and brick reveals with rough-hewn stone sills and some 2/2 timber sash windows. West front elevation is five openings wide with a central door opening. The southernmost window opening has a tripartite timber sash window. Timber lintel and frame to the central door opening. North gable has a single window opening at attic level and exposed rubblestone walls with red brick to the flue. Rubblestone rear elevation with irregularly-placed diminutive square-headed window openings. South gable abutted by two-storey rendered former house, built c.1950, having slates removed and now derelict. Setting: Located at the end of a long lane to the south of Glenkeen Road with an informal front yard enclosed to the north by a range of roofless rubblestone former outbuildings and to the south by a further roofless former diminutive dwelling. The Glenkeen Orange Hall is at the head of the lane fronting onto Glenkeen Road. Roof Corrugated iron over thatch RWG None Walling Rubblestone Windows Timber sash