Byres at Holy Hill House, 78 Ballee Road, Artigarvan, Strabane, Co. Tyrone, BT82 0AA

A long single-storey multi-bay range of outbuildings comprising four byres for pigs and a turnip house, dating from c.1810 and forming part of an extensive farm complex in the grounds of Holy Hill House (HB10/11/001A-L), a country house situated north-east of Strabane town. Rectangular on plan, with turnip house on a skew at north projecting beyond byre range at its west elevation. Pitched roof, natural slated roof to all but south end which has asbestos slates; brick eaves. Decorative finial to north apex. Pitched corrugated metal roof to turnip house. Limewashed rubble stone walling with some red brick and painted contrasting base course. Windows are replacement timber and metal casements. West elevation is asymmetrical with five windows, four doors and a through-passage to left end where the building abuts the stable range (HB10/11/001G). Doors on this elevation are t&g sheeted with the exception of that to left which comprises six shaped panels and has beaded muntin (originally an internal door from the main house); t&g sheeted timber secondary door over. The turnip house at north has a door at the south elevation and is abutted at west by a modern farm building. North elevation is blank. East elevation faces into the farmyard and has three irregularly spaced windows. Setting Set on the west of the farmyard at Holy Hill house. This building and its associated outbuildings are set within the demsene of Holy Hill (HB10/11/001A), with lawns, mature parkland and farmland, situated on undulating land to the north-east of Strabane town Roof: Natural slate Walling: Whitewashed rubble Windows: Timber and metal framed casements Rainwater goods: None