19 Edenreagh Road, Castlederg, Co. Tyrone, BT81 7SH

Detached three-bay, direct entry single-storey rendered former thatched dwelling, built c.1840, on an isolated site to the west of Edenderry Road. Rectangular on plan, facing east, with incorporated byre, attached outbuilding to south gable and pair of rubble outbuildings forming a front yard. Pitched corrugated iron roof with pair of rendered chimneystacks and plastic rainwater goods. Lime render over rubble stone walling. Front elevation incorporates open byre to left (exposing relatively recent timber roof construction). Square-headed window openings with timber sash windows comprising 6/6 to left, 1/1 to left of entrance and 2/2 to right of entrance. Lean-to projecting windbreaker entrance porch with corrugated iron roof and square-headed door opening with vertically-sheeted timber half-door. South gable is abutted by rubble stone outbuilding with corrugated iron roof and vertically-sheeted timber door. Rear elevation is obscured by vegetation with a bed outshot to the centre and a pair of 3/6 timber sash windows. North side gable is blank with the rubble stone ruins of some earlier structures. Facing the house is a two-bay single-storey rubble stone outbuilding with corrugated iron barrel roof, white-washed rubble stone walling and pair of vertically-sheeted timber half-doors. To the northeast is a further lofted rubble stone barn with pitched corrugated iron roof, white-washed rubble stone walls with tooled quoins and a flight of stone steps to the west gable. Roof Corrugated iron Walling Lime render over rubble stone Windows Timber sash Rainwater goods Plastic