9 Barleyhill Road, Castlederg, Co Tyrone, BT81 7LL

Detached three-bay two-storey direct-entry house, built c.1820, located to the east side of Barleyhill Road. Rectangular-on-plan with single-storey flat-roofed porch to west; attached outbuildings to south; attached single-bay two-storey wing at north (partially collapsed). Roof is pitched natural slate; rendered red brick chimneys (that to north collapsed). Walls are lime-rendered over rubble construction. Windows are square-headed timber-framed 3/6 sliding sash at ground floor and 6/6 at first floor; all supported by timber lintels; all have sandstone sills. Principal elevation faces west; abutted at centre wind-break porch with concrete roof (door missing); window opening to each bay at each floor. North elevation is abutted by north wing; west elevation largely overgrown; north elevation is exposed rubble and contains projecting chimney-breast; east elevation contains single casement window and square-headed door opening at ground floor surmounted by single casement at first floor. East elevation contains four window openings at each floor; two at ground floor left have been widened and are partially collapsed. South elevation is abutted by one-and-a-half-storey pitched outbuilding with roughcast walls and corrugated metal roof; further abutted by single-storey stableblock with hipped natural slate roof. Set within rural farmyard accessed from road at west through pair of wrought-iron gates supported on rendered brick piers in rubble walling; to south, one-and-a-half-storey mill building; roof is pitched corrugated metal and walls are rubble (east elevation rebuilt in concrete blocks); remains of cast-iron mill-wheel to west elevation. To south-west, ruin of two-storey barn; walls are exposed rubble with fieldstone quoins; segmental-headed carriage-arch; steps to east provide access to first floor. To north, further yard contains two-storey lime-rendered stable-block with pitched natural slate roof; steps at west provide access to first floor; and single-storey barn abutted at east by small byre; roofs are pitched corrugated metal; walls are exposed rubble with fieldstone quoins. Roof Natural slate Walling Lime-rendered Windows Timber-framed 3/6 sliding sashes; 6/6 at first floor Rainwater goods Steel half-round gutters and round downpipes; cast-iron to east