Derg Valley Hospital, 37 Lurganboy Road, Castlederg, Strabane, Co Tyrone, BT81 7BJ

Detached multi-bay two-storey stone former hospital, built c.1847. H-shaped on plan, facing south with two-storey flat-roofed extension to front elevation and series of single and two-storey rendered extensions attached to east and west elevations of rear spine wing. Single-storey former morgue set perpendicular to rear spine wing. Pitched natural slate roofs, black clay ridge tiles, timber bargeboards and cast-iron rainwater goods. Stone chimneystacks removed from front block. Large rendered chimneys to rear spine wing with shallow panels and capstones. Cast-iron rainwater goods on iron drive-through brackets throughout. Coursed and squared limestone walling to front block with tooled stone plinth course. Random rubble limestone walling to remainder. Square-headed window openings with voussoired stone lintels, tooled stone surrounds, stone sills and uPVC windows having security steel panels. Symmetrical front elevation with central multi-bay two-storey rendered flat-roofed extension (c.1950). Gable-ended side elevation to front block with projecting chimney (chimneystack removed) and iron fire escape. Two-storey rendered flat-roofed extension to northwest corner returning to rear elevation. Rear spine wing set perpendicular to front main block with roof and windows as per front block and rubble stone walling. Abutting rear gable of rear spine wing is a single-storey former morgue, laid perpendicular to gable of rear spine wing. Concrete chimneystack attached to rear gable of rear spine wing. East gabled elevation, as per west elevation, also with fire escape and two-storey extension. Building is set on an elevated site with landscaped grounds and some single-storey later structures to the west. A bitmac avenue to the west is enclosed by a low rubble stone wall to Lurganboy Road. Roof Pitched natural slate Walls Random rubble stone Windows UPVC Rainwater goods Cast-iron