Walkmills, 157 Drumsurn Road, Limavady, Co Londonderry, BT49 OPE

Storey and a half five bay stone house rendered with a dry dash. Natural slate roof with three dormers aligning with the central bays on the front east facade. Central modern door with no fanlight. 12 pane Georgian sash to the remaining four ground floor bays. Victorian four pane sashes to the dormers. Three rendered chimneys on ridge, one on each gable, third between central bay and that to the south. The house is located on ground sloping from Drumsurn Road 12m to east. There is a lawn between the house and the road bounded on the south side by a former mill race and on the north by a concrete entrance drive. A curved area in front of the house is gravelled. To the south are farm buildings of relatively modern construction and the scant remains of the former flax mill. To the north adjoining the house and to the east are walls and foundations that were part of the former cloth mill. The south gable is smooth rendered with two double pane sashes lighting the attic. A two bay return sits out from the second bay to the north of the gable. Its eaves align with the main house and a modern window and a door face south onto a garden bounded by the Castle river. Walls are butter pointed stone rubble. The rear elevation has one unaltered Georgian 12 pane sash on the northernmost bay. Other windows are modern. Walls are dry dash rendered and the yard is concreted on the northern side of the return. Rubble stone is exposed and the joints butter pointed facing the garden to the south.