126 Drumlegagh Church Road, Drumquin, Co Tyrone, BT78 4PP

Detached three-bay two-storey rendered house, built c.1890. Rectangular on plan facing west with front entrance porch, single-storey rear return and corrugated iron structure to south gable. Range of two-storey stone outbuildings to north forming informal rear yard. Pitched natural slate roof, brick chimneystacks rising from either gable end, black clay ridge tiles and cast-iron rainwater goods to wrought-iron brackets. Steel rainwater goods to rear. Ruled-and-lined cement render and rusticated quoins to front elevation, rough-cast lime over rubble stone to other elevations. Square-headed window openings, concrete sills, and 2/2 horizontally-glazed timber sash windows with exposed sash boxes and concave horns. Three-bay front elevation with central shallow lean-to windbreaker porch having concrete roof and replacement hardwood glazed door opening onto a concrete step. Blind north gable. Three-bay rear elevation with central single-storey rear return having pitched natural slate roof, steel rainwater goods, timber casement window to gable and vertically-sheeted timber door to the north opening onto a stone flagged rear area. Blind south gable. Setting Set on an elevated site overlooking a valley to the east side of Drumlegagh Church Road. There is a detached multi-bay two-storey rubble stone outbuilding is set perpendicular to the rear of the house on a rectangular plan. Pitched roof, natural slate to the west with black clay ridge tiles, corrugated iron to the east end. Cast-iron rainwater goods on iron brackets. White wash over rubble stone walling. Square-headed window and door openings with stone and concrete lintels, vertically-sheeted timber doors, steel casement windows to the ground floor, timber shutters to the first floor. Roof Natural slate Walling Cement render/lime rough-cast Windows Timber sash Rainwater goods Cast-iron