Cavandoragh Methodist Church, Cavandarragh Road, Castlederg, Co Tyrone, BT81 7PF

Detached single-cell Methodist Church with simple Gothic detailing, built c.1850-1870, located to the south side of Cavandarragh Road. Rectangular-on-plan with gabled extension (added 2005) to south-east and single-storey gabled porch to north-east (rebuilt 2005). Roof is pitched natural slate with blue/black clay ridge tiles over corbelled eaves course; roughcast chimney to extension. Walls are roughcast over smooth plinth; hammered chamfered sandstone quoins (now painted, concealing original finish). Windows are lancet containing cast iron lattice lights in painted sandstone surrounds; painted masonry sills. Principal elevation faces east; exposed section to centre contains single window; abutted at left by gabled extension containing two square-headed timber casement windows surmounted by blind oculus; single square-headed window and timber entrance door to north elevation; abutted at right by porch containing square-headed vertically-sheeted timber door in stepped chamfered surround; single window to north elevation. South gable is blank. West elevation is three windows wide. North elevation contains large plate tracery window; quatrefoil window contains leaded stained glass. Set within modern churchyard on rural site bounded by roughcast walling with concrete coping; surmounted by steel railings to north; access through square pillars supporting pair of steel gates. Roof Natural slate Walling Roughcast render with modern railings and gates Windows Pointed-arched-headed containing cast iron lattice lights RWG Replacement cast-iron half-round gutters and round downpipes