21 Boleran Park, Garvagh, Coleraine, Co. Londonderry, BT51 5EJ

A single-storey three-bay vernacular house and attached outbuilding, built before 1830, with associated farm buildings located down a lane off the west side of Boleran Park. Rectangular plan; direct entry plan form. Pitched fibre cement slate roof, three rendered chimneys. Gutters are half round metal. Walls are lime washed lime render. Openings are square headed. Windows are timber sashes 2/2 with projecting masonry cills. The entrance door is a replacement timber sheeted door, the outbuilding door is planked. The front east elevation has 4 windows and 2 doors; the entrance door with a window each side is symmetrical between the central and R bay, the southern 2 windows are set closer together to the left bay; the outbuilding door is positioned to the south. The side south elevation is abutted by an outbuilding. The rear west elevation has 3 windows and 2 blocked doors. The side north elevation is abutted by an outbuilding slightly set back from the east frontage. Outbuildings: The house is abutted by outbuildings both to the north (no.1) and south (no.6). Detached around the yard are 3 outbuildings (no’s.2, 3 and 4) and one located to the south (no.5). All are single storey with lime washed random rubble walls. Roofing to no’s 1, 3, 6 and part of 5 is corrugated metal sheeting, the others are natural slate and fibre cement slate to no.5. The windows to no.5 are metal framed. The doors are assorted replacements. Setting: The group of buildings is located in open farmland up a lane off the west of Boleran Park. The group of buildings encircle a large farmyard which sits just north of a modern bungalow. Schedule: Roof: fibre cement slate Walls: random rubble Windows: timber sash RWGs: metal.