Urney Park, 106 Urney Road, Strabane, Co. Tyrone, BT82 9RU

Detached three-bay two-storey over concealed basement rendered country house, built c.1810, with stone Doric portico. L-shaped on plan facing north in a parkland setting to the southeast of Urney Road and approached by an avenue to north. Single-storey over basement return to east and pair of enclosed yards to rear with some rubble outbuildings. Hipped natural slate roof, rolled lead ridges and three rendered chimneystacks with clay pots. Cast-iron box gutter to overhanging eaves on front elevation with render corbel course, half-round guttering to side and rear elevations supported on iron drive-through brackets, cast-iron dowpipes. Ruled-and-lined rendered walling, rusticated stone ashlar quoins and stone plinth course. Square-headed window openings, stone sills, projecting moulded cornice to ground floor only and 6/6 timber sash windows (some uPVC replacements). Symmetrical three-bay two-storey front elevation with shallow central breakfront and Doric prostyle tetrastyle stone ashlar portico comprising; four Doric columns supporting full entablature, pair of engaged Doric pilasters flanking stone ashlar tripartite doorcase. Central square-headed door opening with six-panelled timber door, beaded muntin and iron door furniture flanked by pair of full-height sidelights having 4/4 timber sash windows; stone flagged portico opens onto four stone steps. Two replacement uPVC windows to first floor. Two-bay two-storey over basement east side elevation with uPVC windows to the first floor, blocked up window openings to the basement and a further uPVC window to the ground floor of the return. Rear elevation has a round-headed window opening to the first floor with 6/6 timber sash window and a further 8/8 timber sash window to the basement. The west projection is abutted by a ruinous stone and brick wall (formerly an outbuilding), enclosing the rear yard to the west. The single-storey return has a single door opening with uPVC glazed door opening onto flight of steps. Three-bay two-storey over basement west side elevation has three uPVC replacement windows with timber casement windows to the basement. Rear yard is enclosed to the south by a two-storey range of rubblestone outbuildings having a pitched corrugated iron roof and an elliptical-headed carriage arch formed in red brick giving access through to a further smaller yard. The smaller yard is enclosed by mainly twentieth-century cement-rendered sheds. Roof Natural slate Walling Ruled-and-lined render / stone quoins & plinth Windows 6/6 timber sash / uPVC replacements Rainwater goods Cast-iron