2 Edenreagh Road, Killen, Castlederg, Co. Tyrone, BT81 7SQ

Detached four-bay two-storey rendered house, built c.1840, with front entrance porch. T-shaped on plan, facing east on a triangular site formed by Scraghy and Edenreagh Roads, with a range of rubble outbuildings to the south. Disused front avenue leads north through the front lawn to the apex of the site with a rear access lane to the east. Hipped artificial slate roof, synthetic ridge tiles, two large rendered chimneystacks and cast-iron rainwater goods to timber fascia. Painted rough-cast rendered walling. Sqaure-headed window openings, painted stone sills and uPVC windows. Four-bay front elevation with double-height projection to the right bay and lean-to entrance porch to the inner corner. The lean-to porch is screened by a raised wall with parapet and cornice and round-headed window opening, round-headed door opening to the right cheek of porch with original cast-iron fanlight and uPVC door. Single-bay two-storey south side elevation with catslide roof to west and gabled projecting rear entrance porch with concrete roof and uPVC door. Four-bay two-storey rear elevation with projecting left bay. The remaining three bays are covered by the catslide rear roof pitch. Two-bay two-storey north side elevation. Front door opens into front lawn enclosed to the south rear access lane by rubblestone wall. Side entrance also opens onto rear access lane while the rear garden is enclosed by rubblestone wall with rendered arched opening. The gravel rear access lane is split into two by a linear range of single-storey rubblestone outbuildings (loft to west end) with corrugated iron pitched roofs, white washed walls, multi-pane timber windows (possibly re-used from house) and timber plank doors. This range forms the north range of an enclosed yard with a multi-bay two-storey range to the east having pitched corrugated iron roof and stone chimneystack, timber plank half-doors and flight of stone steps. A single-storey range of outbuildings encloses the southern part of the yard with shallow pitched natural slate roof, timber fixed-pane windows and timber plank doors. The yard is enclosed to the west by an early twentieth-century shed with corrugated iron barrel roof and cement rendered walling. Replacement steel gates on rendered piers open onto Scraghy Road with a formal entrance to the north apex of the corner site comprising a pair of decorative cast-iron gates on large stone ashlar piers with capstones and opening onto Edenreagh Road. Roof Fibre cement slate Walling Rough-cast render Windows UPVC Rainwater goods Cast-iron