Attached Outbuilding at Holy Hill House, 78 Ballee Road, Artigarvan, Strabane, Co Tyrone, BT82 0AA

Single-storey range of buildings dating from c.1810 and forming part of an extensive farm complex in the demesne of Holy Hill House (HB10/11/001A-L). Rectangular on plan, aligned east-west. Located on north-east of the farmyard and just west of Holy Hill House (HB10/11/001A). All components have pitched natural slate roofs (unless otherwise stated); there are no rainwater goods; walling is thick limewashed rubble stone over painted base course; multi-pane timber windows openings with contrasting frames and no cills. The main range faces south and consists of a former slaughter house and apple house, with stick house to left end. West elevation is blank and is abutted by a low whitewashed, rubble walled enclosure, formerly used as an Ash Pit. North elevation is abutted by a lean-to structure (abutting the farmyard wall) and containing entrance door only, formerly dog house. East elevation abuts the main house (rear extension). Setting The building occupies a farmyard setting to west of the main house and abuts the farmyard wall; of rubble stone construction. The farmyard wall at this side terminates at the byres building (HB10/11/001H) at a gated access with painted cast metal gates on rubble stone piers; stone piers with painted cast metal cockerel finials, installed by current owner. Concrete farmyard and associated outbuildings are set within a demesne consisting of parkland, pasture and gardens. Roof: Pitched natural slate Wall: Whitewashed rubble Windows: Rainwater goods: None