Ballyquin House, 204 Ballyquin Road, Limavady, Co Londonderry, BT49 9HA

Storey and a half three bay house in the Georgian style set back from Ballyquin Road at the head of a large open field bordered by tall mature trees. The building faces almost due west and has stables and associated buildings to the rear hidden from the road. A door with segmental fanlight and side lights is centrally placed though it is completely covered by a tin protection sheet. To each side is an opening containing a sashed window also covered by a metal sheet. Roof has natural slates and four chimneys on the ridge, one on each gable. The slates are gone surrounding the chimneys and rafters are exposed. Each gable has two windows lighting the attic also protected by a metal sheet. There is a single window at lower level. On the south gable a small lean-to shed. To the rear there is a small return. Three windows and a door open onto a courtyard enclosed to the east by a derelict stone former coach house. Further to the east are the ruins of the farmyard associated with the house. The house is similar in appearance to HB02/08/010: 21 Lislane Road with the exception that the listed building in Gortnarney has three chimneys. It also seems to have been constructed much later. On Ballyquin Road is an entrance gate and curving rendered wall with pillars. The gate has spear head finials reflecting the former wealth of the inhabitants.