Troy Hall, 9B Troy Park, Culmore Road, Londonderry, BT48 7RL

One half of a two storey three structural bay High Victorian villa in redbrick and terracotta. Natural slate roofs, rising pinnacles on top of gables. Three gables presented to front (east) façade. Central gable much smaller and recessed to align with eaves to each side. Door onto balcony below. Main entrance door at ground level aligning. To north of central bay large gable projecting 2m with canted bay at ground level. 2 no. two pane windows above surmounted by an elliptical terracotta panel. Above elliptical pediment on pinnacle projecting above gable. Ball topped finials at eaves level. To south narrow gable projecting 500mm. 2 no. two pane sashes at ground and first floor, each with slight curve to head. Elliptical pediment and ball topped finials above. At corner to south, projecting tower capped by faceted conical roof. Entrance door two leaf panelled mahogany with semicircular fanlight. Pilasters flanking which project forward to support balcony. Windows on outer side of fanlight. 9A is to north and includes entrance door. 9B is to south and includes bedroom over entrance. On South façade(9B) the building steps towards the rear. A gable with canted bay at ground level projects 500mm from the façade. 2 no. two pane sashes above are surmounted by a terracotta panel. As on main façade there are similar decorations above. Entrance to 9B is through timber glazed porch to south of gable. Rear façade (west) has the hipped wings of the two halves of the building with the main building between falling to a lower roof. Decoration is much more utilitarian. To the north (9A) another projecting gable similar to those described above though further to the rear than on the south façade. There is, centrally located, a modern door arrangement rendered with flat roof. This is located below a large stained glass window for the original stair. The building is located in mature grounds with a large lawn to the east in front of the main façade, a rockery is to the south and a road with planting along the site boundary to the north and west.