Loughlan’s, 154 Boa Island Road, Keenaghan, Belleek, Co. Fermanagh, BT93 3ES

The house faces south behind a small garden a distance of two fields away from the Belleek/ Pettigoe road about two miles from the former town. A single-storey, three-bay direct entry thatched house with plastered and whitened wall finish. The front elevation that has a projecting plinth terminates in non-alternating quoins all coloured black. The thatched covering is contained within parapet gables with that on the right (east) rising to a chimneystack with projecting flaunched top and containing one pot. A similar stack with two pots rises over the position of the kitchen hearth and another stack with one pot occurs over the parlour fireplace. The panelled entrance door glazed in the upper part is flanked to the left (west) by one and to the right by two plastic framed top-hung windows. The sills are of traditional depths. A similar window is set in the rear wall of the parlour. There are no openings in the gables. A lean-to shed abutting the east gable of the house is roofed with corrugated asbestos sheeting and is entered by a timber-sheeted door. A short corridor connects the house to the extension that is rendered to match the main house. Cement fibre slates are used on the pitched roof and the rainwater goods are of plastic.