The Holme, Holme Road, Dromore, Omagh, Co. Tyrone, BT78 3BX

Detached three-bay two-storey house, built c.1820, located to the south side of Holme Road, Dromore. Rectangular-on-plan aligned east-west. Roof is pitched natural slate, blue/black clay ridge tiles; lime rendered corbelled gable chimneystacks (east has partially fallen); stone corbelled eaves supporting half-round cast-iron rainwater goods. Walls are lime rendered roughly coursed rubble; windows are 6/6 timber sliding sashes with exposed boxes contained within brick surrounds and stone cills, (most windows now removed; few frames with no glazing remain). One vertically-sheeted timber door remains; doors also contained within brick surrounds. Principal elevation faces south and contains central round-arched-headed opening (no door remaining); original window opening at each side now enlarged to produce door opening; three window openings at first floor. Left (west) gable contains two attic windows, both diminished in size. Rear (north) elevation has evidence of an earlier return, now removed; roof line and exposed rubble walling remains visible. There are four openings at ground floor, at left an original window has been altered to produce door opening; window opening at centre; followed by lower timber sheeted door which would have been inside the return; window at right; three windows at first floor. Right (east) gable is detailed as left (west). Setting There are various traditionally constructed outbuildings north of the house, few of which are largely ruined; accessed by lane at north which connects to Holme Road. Roof Natural slate Walling Lime rendered Windows timber RWG cast-iron