28A Strabane Road, Castlederg, Co. Tyrone, BT81 7HZ

The house faces south overlooking the main road from Castlederg to Strabane about three quarters of a mile from the centre of the former town. Visited in 2000 and described as: A single storey, two structural bay, direct entry, thatched house with gables. The construction is of stone with a harled and whitened finish and the roof is thatched between cement skews. Each gable rises to a chimneystack with projecting flaunched top. The left-hand (west) stack is provided with a projecting flue liner. The timber sheeted entrance door with upper part glazed is protected by a square jambed windbreak porch with projecting black base and a lean-to concrete slab roof with a gutter on the front face. The porch is flanked on either side by a vertically sliding window with sashes divided into two vertically. The frames are exposed, sash stops are curved and sills are of intermediate depths at the leading faces. These openings have been sealed. The extremities of the house terminate in shallow pilasters. Two windows at the rear modern in form have been sealed also. There are three lean-to annexes one at the right hand (west) end of the rear elevation of concrete construction with a corrugated iron roof. A second of similar construction abuts the right hand (east) gable of the house and in its turn the third annex is placed to the rear of the second unit with a corrugated iron roof falling the opposite way to its neighbour. Roof of building collapsed in 2005 destroying much internal fabric and the external walls.