Stable for Coach Horses, at Holy Hill House, 78 Ballee Road, Artigarvan, Strabane, Co. Tyrone, BT82 0AA

A two-storey, two-bay former coach house dating from c.1810 forming part of the southern boundary of the farmyard of Holy Hill House (HB10/11/001A), located to the north-east of Strabane town. Rectangular on plan, facing south, with a single-storey lean-to boiler house to east. Pitched natural slate roof, slate eaves; metal weather vane on apex added c.2000. Limewashed rubble stone walling with painted contrasting base course. Cast iron rainwater goods to north, painted aluminium rainwater goods on south elevation; timber framed window settings (unless otherwise stated). North (entrance) elevation has a painted t&g sheeted door with replacement 8/8 window to its right. There is a timber louvred window at first floor (head at eaves level). A further range of single-storey outbuildings (HB10/11/001H) abut extreme right end. East elevation has a small camber-headed multi-pane window on ground floor (voussoirs evident beneath limewash) and central ventilation loop at loft level. Lower single storey outbuilding (boiler house) abuts left side. South elevation has five horizontal openings at mid level; four are equally spaced with an additional one set further to the left. West gable has a timber louvred window and a multi-paned timber framed window, both at ground floor. Painted t&g sheeted door on first floor to hay loft. The boiler house has natural slate roof and limewashed rubble walls. North elevation has a large boarded window opening. Setting The building is at the southern end of the farmyard at Holy Hill; small lawn to the south enclosed in rubble walling(HB10/11/001F). Holy Hill house and its associated outbuildings occupy an established demesne with lawns, mature parkland and farmland, situated on undulating land to the north-east of Strabane town Roof: Natural slate Walling: Whitewashed rubble Windows: Multi-pane timber, some louvred. Rainwater goods: Cast iron U-profile and aluminium U-profile