Castletown House, 91 Urney Road, Strabane, Co Tyrone, BT82 9RT

Detached five-bay one-and-a-half-storey house, built c.1865, located to the west side of Urney Road. Rectangular-on-plan with single-storey canted bay and two-storey porch to east; lower one-and-a-half-storey annex to south; two-storey gabled return to north-west; single-storey cat-slide return to west. Roofs are pitched natural slate with blue/black ridge tiles; smooth rendered chimneys with replacement clay pots. Walls are roughcast over painted plinth. Windows are mainly square-headed timber-framed 1/1 sliding sash; round-arched-headed to first floor; painted masonry sills. Principal elevation faces east; from left, bay one contains single window at ground floor and hipped half-dormer at left; bay two is abutted at ground floor right by canted bay containing single window to each cheek; hipped half-dormer at left; bay three is abutted by hipped porch containing round-arched-headed window to each floor; six-panelled timber entrance door to north; bay four contains two windows at ground floor and hipped half-dormer at right; bay five contains two windows at ground floor. Annex to south contains two windows at ground floor flanked at right by replacement uPVC entrance door; central hipped half-dormer; gable is blank; west elevation projects containing small window at ground floor left and two windows at ground floor right; central hipped half-dormer. South gable is blank; abutted by annex. West elevation consists of five bays; from left, bay one contains single window at ground floor; bay two abutted by gabled return containing two windows at each floor; bays three and four are abutted by lean-to return containing replacement timber panelled door at left flanked to right by single window; hipped dormer containing square-headed window at first floor; exposed section at left contains round-arched-headed stairwell window; bay five contains single window at ground floor surmounted by hipped half-dormer. North gable contains two windows at first floor. Castletown house is acccess from Urney road via a narrow lane which curves as it approaches the house and criosses a mid-Victorian railway bridge. The railway line is no longer in place. The railway bridge is single span and the arch is built on the skew with clay bricks to the soffit. Mainly constructed of random rubble stone with contrasting rock faced platband and copings. The arch has been built up on one side with a rendered wall and is used to store straw. Set within extensive grounds; bounded to river at west by wire fencing; bounded to property at east by rendered walling surmounted by steel railings. Roof Natural slate Walls Roughcast render Windows Timber-framed 1/1 sliding sash RWG Cast-iron half-round gutters and round downpipes