2nd Presbyterian Church, William Street, Castlederg, Co. Tyrone, BT81 7BJ

Free-standing gable-fronted double-height rendered church, dated 1858. Rectangular on plan facing north, set within its own grounds on the south side of William Street. Two-storey extension to rear, built c.1950, connecting gable-fronted double-height hall to east, built c.1930. Pitched natural slate roof, roll-moulded black clay ridge tiles, replacement steel rainwater goods to corbelled eaves and lead-lined verges to both gables. Cut stone bell-cote to front gable with round-headed arch supporting pinnacle, flanked by stepped piers. Painted pebbledash rendered walling with date plaque to front gable stating.. 'Scots, Church, 1858'. Painted stone ashlar diagonal buttresses to four outer corners rising above eaves level surmounted by a pinnacle. Pointed-headed window openings with painted chamfered stone surrounds, stone sills and leaded coloured glazing. Front gable is three windows wide with a pair of buttresses to the central bay. Pointed-arched window openings flank the central pointed-arched door opening with a further pointed-arched window opening above the entrance. Painted chamfered stone surround to central window opening with hood moulding and resting on painted stone sill with corbels and spanning the space between both central buttresses. Painted stop-chamfered stone surround to front entrance with hood moulding extending to the off-sets of the buttresses to either side. Replacement double-leaf hardwood doors with leaded coloured glazing to the pointed-arched fanlight. East side elevation is four windows wide and abutted to the rear by a flat-roofed corridor. Rear elevation has a pair of lancet window openings and is abutted by a two-storey flat-roofed extension. West side elevation is four windows wide. Bitmac finish to entire site, enclosed to sides and rear by pebbledash rendered wall, enclosed to the street by a low pebbledash rendered wall with stone coping and decorative cast-iron railing with pair of matching cast-iron gates on octagonal cast-iron posts. To the east is a detached double-height gable-fronted hall, built c.1930. Rectangular on plan with a flat-roofed canted entrance porch and connected to the church by a flat-roofed corridor to its west elevation. Roof Natural slate Walling Pebbledash render Windows Pointed-arched leaded coloured glass Rainwater goods Replacement steel