7 Killeter Road, Castlederg, Co Tyrone, BT81 7BR

The house is approached by means of a lane that travels to the north-west a short distance from the western outskirts of Castlederg. After passing the site of a former corn mill the house is seen immediately to the north. This is a two bay direct entry whitened thatched building. The building faces south-east and is entered by a timber ledged braced and sheeted door recessed within a windbreak porch having curved jambs. The roof, thatched between parapet gables, extends over the porch and at the rear it also covers the bed outshot. Each gable rises to a chimneystack with capping. That on the left south-west has two red clay pots and that on the right (north-east) has one that is provided with a spark arrester. The building is of mud-walled construction with a whitened plaster finish above a black plinth. The porch is flanked on either side by a vertically sliding window with single vertical division of the sashes. There are no openings at the left (south-west) side or the rear but there is a modern casement window in the right hand (north-east) gable lighting the upper accommodation. A bed outshot projects beside the kitchen hearth at the rear of the south-west corner of the building. Contiguous pitched roofed outbuildings on the north-east side are first a whitened stone built structure with corrugated iron roof finished with a concrete parapet and rooflight on the rear slope and then a structure constructed entirely of corrugated iron with an opening at the rear sealed with the same material and finished at the gable with a concrete coping.