Aghanloo House, Glebe, Aghanloo, Limavady, Co Londonderry, BT49 OHX

A two storey three bay house in the Georgian manner with central flat roofed porch and double pile back return. Three twelve pane sash windows at first floor of main south west elevation equally spaced. Two larger 12 pane sashes at ground floor with shallow arched head, one to each side of the porch. More pronounced arch to aligning window in centre of porch with victorian mullion spacing. Stone cornice to head of porch with no other decoration. Panelled door to north west side set in a simple recess. Large slate roof. P.V.C. rainwater goods. Two chimneys on ridge. Wall finish: painted harling on brick (breaking off around one window). Sandstone cills to windows. North west gable with two windows to ground floor and first floor as described for front. Side hung casement window to attic. Two square head nine pane sash windows to each floor of lower return. Lean-to at back and brick piers to courtyard. North east elevation reveals double pile of return with a small six pane sash at first floor aligning with the valley gutter. It is flanked by two nine pane sashes as before a little out of line with the ridges above. At ground floor a lean-to covers over half the facade with two square four pane sashes and a simple door in the south east gable. The remains of a pump abut the wall outside this door. The south east elevation is similar to the north west. The building is situated on rising ground above Aghanloo Church of Ireland Church. There is a brick gate house on the approach avenue(HB02/11/028) which splits into two roads nearer the building: one to the front; one to the courtyards. The concrete courtyard is surrounded by barn buildings, some in basalt with brick trim, all in bad shape. A two storey building was once servants quarters.