The Rectory, 119 Clanabogan Road, Omagh, Co Tyrone, BT78 1SN

Detached three-bay two-storey Gothic Revival former rectory, built c.1875, located on the west side of Clanabogan Road. Rectangular-on-plan with projecting bay to east; single-storey porch to re-entrant angle; single-storey bowed bay to east and north; two-storey double-gabled return to west abutted by single-storey lean-to extension, c. 1980. Roofs are half-hipped artificial slates with deep overhanging eaves on exposed rafter ends; fretted bargeboards with dropped motifs to ends; rendered chimneys with various clay pots; cast-iron balconette to porch and bowed bays at first floor. Walls are coursed rubble over projecting plinth; sandstone quoins and string courses. Windows are square-headed timber framed 1/1 sliding sash in chamfered sandstone surrounds; splayed flush sills. Principal elevation faces east; left bay contains single window at ground floor; half-dormer containing single window at first floor; central bay abutted at ground floor by porch containing Tudor-arched entrance flanked by collonettes and surmounted by hood moulding and keyblock; double-leaf timber entrance doors (diagonally sheeted below lockrail, vertically sheeted above); Tudor-arched window to south; exposed section at first floor contains single window; projecting right bay abutted by bowed bay containing three windows at ground floor; Tudor-arched window at first floor. South elevation contains single window at ground floor left; further window at ground floor right and first floor now blocked. Abutted at left by return; two windows to each floor. West elevation abutted at right by return containing single window with yellow brick surround at first floor left; elevation fully abutted at ground floor by extension; exposed section at left is blank. North elevation consists of two bays; left bay contains single window at ground floor; half-dormer containing single window at first floor; projecting right bay abutted by bowed bay containing three windows at ground floor; pair of Tudor-arched windows at first floor. Setting Set within mature gardens in rural site. Single-storey outbuilding to rear is L-shaped on plan. Roof is hipped natural slate with fretted timber bargeboards to north gable. Original timber framed windows; square-headed vertically sheeted timber doors to north and west; loading door at attic level to north. Modern garage to north-west. Site bounded to all sides by hedging, accessed from road to north-east through pair of square rubble pillars supporting recent steel gates. Roof Artificial slates Walling Coursed rubble Windows timber RWG cast-iron