1 Upper Strabane Road, Castlederg, Co Tyrone, BT81 7BG

Detached multi-bay former railway station structure, built c. 1880, located to the north of Upper Strabane Road, Castlederg. The building consists of a single-storey east-west aligned block at west and two-storey gabled block at east. Roofs are pitched natural slate; terracotta clay ridge tiles to single-storey block; crested ridge tiles and finials to two-storey block; deep overhanging timber sheeted eaves; plain bargeboards supported on timber brackets; mostly replacement UPVC rainwater goods, few cast-iron downpipes and hoppers remaining. Replacement red brick corbelled chimneystacks. Walls are stretcher bonded red brick with contrasting blue brick cill course; segmental-arched-headed hoodmoulds forming continuous string course and projecting plinth. Windows are square headed vertically divided 2/1 timber sliding sashes contained within segmental-headed opening with red brick voussoirs over and projecting masonry cills. Doors are replacement vertically sheeted with same surround as previously described. South elevation consists of a two-bay single-storey section at left. Left bay contains an entrance door at left; two windows at right. Right bay contains central entrance door with paired windows at each side. Two-storey gabled block at right (east) is one bay wide and contains entrance door at right; window at left; central round-arched-headed 1/1 timber sliding sash window at first floor with round-arched-headed contrasting hoodmould over. West elevation contains central vertically divided 2/2 sliding sash window contained within round-arched headed opening. North elevation single-storey block at right contains two windows; two-storey gabled block at left (east) has decorative carved bargeboards and contains two windows at ground floor; central round-arched-headed 1/1 timber sliding sash window at first floor detailed as south elevation. East elevation is abutted by a series of single- and two-storey extensions; at ground floor a single-storey block with roughcast rendered walling and flat roof is surmounted by two smooth rendered smaller blocks; that which immediately adjoins the gabled block east wall contains a replacement stairwell and is covered by a continuation of the original roof; that at right has a flat roof; all extensions have timber casement windows throughout. Replacement red brick corbelled chimneystack at party wall with two-storey gabled block. The building is set within the town centre; railway line at north no longer exists and the former railway station structure is now enclosed from garden at north by timber fencing; location of former railway line has now been redeveloped with house situated at east. Roof Natural slate Walling Stretcher bonded red brick Windows Square headed vertically divided 2/1 timber sliding sashes contained within segmental-headed opening with red brick voussoirs over and projecting masonry cills RWG Replacement UPVC rainwater goods; few cast-iron downpipes and hoppers remaining.