Miller’s Mill, 3 Art Road, Artigarvan, Strabane, Co Tyrone, BT82 0HA

Detached five-bay four-storey stone and brick former mill, built c.1840, now disused. L-shape on plan, with the five-bay elevation facing west and two-bay projection to east. Situated to the south of Berryhill Road (B49)on the west bank of the Glenmornan river with a large iron mill-wheel to the south gable and an elevated iron mill-race running to the west. A later multi-storey concrete structure is positioned to the south. The site is still in use as a store with modern sheeted steel structures mainly to the west. Pitched corrugated asbestos catslide roof with asbestos ridge and asbestos guttering on iron drive-through brackets to a raised concrete brick eaves course. Cast-iron downpipes and hoppers. Coursed rubblestone walling with lime mortar, a former redbrick eaves course and squared stone quoins to all corners. Camber-headed window openings formed in flush redbrick with redbrick reveals, no sills and concrete block infilled openings. Principal west elevation is five bays wide with the central bay having previously been widened with some concrete lintels evident. Gabled north elevation facing the Berryhill Road is blank with traces of a former lower building, now demolished. A single former opening to first, second and attic levels, formed in redbrick, now infilled with concrete block. East elevation is five storeys high and fronts onto the Glenmornan river with three bays to the right and two bays to a full-height projection to the left. The projection has a round-arched opening to the north cheek at basement level formed in voussoired stone, through which the mill-wheel is visible. Roof: Pitched corrugated asbestos Walling: Coursed random rubble Windows: Camber-headed, brick dressings, infilled with concrete blocks RWG: Cast-iron