Ardmore Corn Mill, Ardmore Lodge, 119 Drumsurn Road, Limavady, Co Londonderry, BT49 OPD

Two storey, five structural bay, stone building with slate roof, four metres to the west of Ardmore Lodge (HB2/8/14). Aligning approximately north-south it is served by an intact mill race which travels from a mill pond at the Flour Mills (HB2/8/16) 30 metres to the south east. The east elevation facing the rear courtyard of Ardmore Lodge has a tall blocked up opening into the former wheel house at the northern end. Beside this is a door into the wheel house and a high level opening into the floor above. To the south at first floor are two square openings with a third bricked up aligning. There are similar windows near ground level below looking into the much lower ground floor of the main mill. The northern gable shows traces of a removed lean-to against the blank wall. The southern gable shows the trace of a pitched extension to the mill which collapsed during recent storms badly weakening the gable itself. There is a double door at low level into the building with timber lintel. The rear elevation is propped up at its southern end because of the collapse. At the northern end is a door from the wheel house and the escaping mill race. A door above is blocked up. Towards the south, two square brick trimmed openings flank a larger double width door opening at first floor. A similar arrangement aligns directly below. The building is built of squared sandstone with brick alterations exposed particularly on the south gable. To the west and south are a range of sandstone and brick single storey outbuildings one of which (now badly decayed) was used as a cottage until the 1950s.