36 Ballyheather Road, Strabane, Co Tyrone, BT82 0BD

Detached three-bay two-storey house, built c.1875, located to the west side of Ballyheather Road. Rectangular-on-plan with single-storey return to west, abutted at north and south by single-storey lean-to extensions. Roof is pitched natural slate with blue/black clay ridge tiles over corbelled eaves course; rendered chimneys with replacement clay pots; asbestos slated roof to return. Walls are painted ruled-and-lined render over projecting plinth to principal elevation; roughcast to other elevations. Windows are segmental headed timber-framed 2/2 sliding sashes in moulded architraves to principal elevation; square-headed 2/2 sliding sash elsewhere; all have painted masonry sills. Principal elevation faces east and consists of opening to each bay at each floor centred around camber-headed entrance opening; square-headed four-panelled timber door surmounted by glazed fanlight flanked by fluted pilasters and surmounted by moulded cornice with keyblock detail; accessed via stone step. South gable contains two windows at ground floor right; two windows at first floor; ruled-and-lined rendered above window head at first floor. West elevation is abutted at right by return; exposed section at left contains single metal casement window at ground floor and single window at first floor. West gable of return is blank; south elevation contains replacement timber casement window at left; abutted at right by smooth rendered lean-to porch with corrugated roof containing metal casement window to south and vertically-sheeted timber door to west. North elevation is abutted by lean-to extension containing two metal casement windows. North gable contains single window at ground floor left; two windows at first floor; ruled-and-lined rendered above window head at first floor. Set within mature grounds; bounded to all sides by hedging; access from road at east through pair of wrought-iron gates supported on overgrown pillars; lime-rendered rubble walling with rubble coping to south-east with access to farmyard through wrought-iron gate supported on circular stone pier. Farmyard consists of two ranges of linear single-storey buildings enclosing central yard; roofs are pitched; partially slated and partially corrugated asbestos sheeted; walls are lime-rendered rubble; openings are timber framed with vertically-sheeted timber doors. One of the outbuildings is an increasingly rare example of a timber pole hayshed. A further small pedestrian wrought iron gate is attached to the side of the house. Roof Natural slate Walling Ruled-and-lined render; roughcast Windows Timber-framed segmetnal-arched-headed 2/2 sliding sash to east; square-headed elsewhere Rainwater goods Replacement uPVC gutters and round cast-iron downpipes