Walled Garden and Vine House, at Holy Hill House, 78 Ballee Road, Artigarvan, Strabane, Co. Tyrone, BT82 0AA

A walled garden dating from c.1840 situated to the south of Holy Hill House (HB10/11/001A), a country house with demesne situated north-east of Strabane town. The garden consists of a rectangular enclosure approximately 9-10 ft high, constructed of rubble stone set in lime mortar. North and west walls are lined with red brick. There are a number of later structures abutting the inner face of the walls, as follows: Vine House Single-storey lean-to glazed timber vine house to north, rectangular in plan, with red-brick plinth wall having glazed timber frame over a continuous concrete sill. Access is at east via a half-glazed timber door. Corrugated tin boiler house connected to vine house on north side of wall. Sunken glass house Single-storey glass house, rectangular in plan, aligned roughly north-south. Red brick foundation and plinth walls support glazed roof with cast-iron frame and painted angled ridge tiles; eaves are timber. Access at north end via a timber door; top panel glazed (four panes), lower panel timber sheeted. Corrugated metal potting shed Single storey corrugated metal, rectangular in plan, aligned north-south and located on western outside face of walled garden. Lean-to with painted timber single glazed casement windows. No access to interior. Setting The walled garden is set within the demesne of Holy Hill House (HB10/11/001A-L). Walling: Rubble stone and red-brick Glass houses: Red brick/timber/cast metal/glass Potting shed: Corrugated metal