Barn with, cellars at Holy Hill House, 78 Ballee Road, Artigarvan, Strabane, Co Tyrone, BT82 0AA

Two-storey multi-bay range of outbuildings dating from c.1810, forming part of an east-west range with the yardsman's house (HB10/11/001C) located in the centre and part of the enclosed farmyard to Holy Hill House (HB10/11/001A-L), a country house with demesne situated north-east of Strabane town. Rectangular on plan, facing south. Pitched natural slate roof laid in diminishing courses; cast-iron rainwater goods to south, painted aluminium to north, downpipe approximately marks the division between the barn and yardman's house. Limewashed rubblestone walls over painted contrasting base course. Openings are pained t&g sheeted, unless otherwise stated. The principal elevation faces south and has four ventilation slits along the loft storey. At left, four concrete steps lead to a door. There are three small painted camber-headed timber doors at ground level. Central square-headed double painted timber doors with timber and iron lintels lead to the coach house. East gable is abutted by the yardsman's house (HB10/11/001C). North elevation has three ventilation slits at loft storey level and one timber-framed window with mesh. Ground floor has two projecting gabled porches with pitched natural slate roofs; each has a door with timber lintel and a further camber-headed door is located between the porches. Modern single-storey lean-to milk house extension to left has aluminium rainwater goods. The right gable is blank and has the remains of lime pit. The building occupies a farmyard setting to west of the main house. Concrete farmyard and associated outbuildings are set within a demesne consisting of parkland, pasture and gardens. Roof: Pitched with diminishing natural slate Walling: Whitewashed rubble Windows: Ventilation loops, otherwise one timber framed opening with mesh. Rainwater goods: Cast iron and painted aluminium U-profile