St Patrick's (C of I) Church, Leckpatrick, Artigarvan, Strabane, Co Tyrone, BT82 0LE

Free-standing gable-fronted double-height rendered Church of Ireland church, dated 1815. Facing west on an elevated site on the east side of Victoria Road. Rectangular on plan with single transept to north nave, entrance porch to front west gable and further projection to south nave. Pitched natural slate roof and lead valleys, black clay ridge tiles and stone ashlar coping to all three raised gables with a stone ashlar bell-cote to the front west gable containing cast-iron bell. South and west projections have roofs hidden behind parapet walls with stone coping. Replacement cast-iron rainwater goods to rendered eaves. Pigmented rough-cast lime rendered walling with smooth render projecting plinth course. Date plaque over principal entrance states…'A.D. 1815' inscribed in shaped sandstone plaque. Round-headed window openings with sandstone sills and replacement 6/6 timber sash windows with interlacing Y-tracery to the upper sash (unless otherwise stated). Double-height gable-fronted front west elevation abutted by square-plan entrance porch with diminutive round-headed window opening to the upper level and bell-cote above. Porch has a round-headed window opening to the west elevation with timber sash window, a further round-headed window opening to the north elevation enlarged to form a door opening with replacement sheeted timber door, and a round-headed door opening to the south elevation with chamfered sandstone surround and plinth blocks with replacement double-leaf timber sheeted doors with interlacing tracery to the timber fanlight above. Door opens onto three stone steps with a pair of iron handrails. North nave elevation is abutted by gable-ended transept having two window openings to the west elevation only. Abutted to the east end is a lean-to extension (c.2003). Gabled east elevation has a large round-headed window opening with a replacement fixed multi-pane timber window containing interlacing Y-tracery. South nave elevation has four window openings abutted by a square-plan central projection having a diminutive round-headed window opening with timber fixed-pane window. Set on an elevated site with bitmac path encircling building with small forecourt to south continuing to south as short avenue, opening onto the road via a pair of original wrought-iron gates with fleur-de-lis finials on a pair of pebbledash rendered piers. Site contains cemetery with several upstanding stone and marble grave markers enclosed to the road by a pebbledash rendered walls. Roof Natural slate Walling Lime rough-cast render Windows Replacement round-headed timber sash Rainwater goods Replacement cast-iron