House, Lisnavoe, Rosslea, Co Fermanagh, BT92 7ND

A two-storey/ three-bay house aligned W-E on a lane to the SE of Lisnavoe Townland. Pitched natural slate roof (formerly thatched) with a brick chimney to party wall between each bay. That to left is cement-rendered and coped; that to right is lime-rendered with no coping. A slightly advanced eaves course supports half-round metal rainwater goods. Walls are harled over random rubble. All windows are 2/2 exposed box sliding sashes with stone cills (unless otherwise stated). Principal elevation faces N. Left and right bays each have a window to each floor. Central bay has a window to each floor at left-hand side and a timber sheeted door with narrow transom over and accessed by a single cement step to right. All first floor windows are diminished in height. Left and right gables are blank. Rear elevation has a window to each floor at each bay. All ground floor windows are timber top-hung casements, with the exception of that to left bay which is a 2x4 metal framed top-hung casement. All first floor windows are 1x3 with small top-hung section to central pane. Outbuildings: To W of house is an outbuilding with pitched natural slate roof and squared rubble stone walls. N gable has a large flat-headed voussoired arched opening. E elevation has a timber-sheeted door to left end. Other elevations are blank. Setting: The house and outbuilding occupy an isolated elevated site and is accessed from the road by a long winding lane through open farmland. It is set in a modern farmyard with outbuildings (of no interest) and a modern farmhouse to rear.