Crevenagh Farm, 30 Great Northern Road, Omagh, Co.Tyrone, BT79 0FG

Detached three-bay two-storey rendered house, built c.1820, facing west. Rectangular-on-plan, set within its own grounds to the west of Great Northern Road, with a single-storey lean-to wing to the south and outbuildings to the rear yard. Hipped natural slate roof with catslide extending over a lower rear elevation, and half-round black clay ridge tiles. Pair of symmetrically-placed rendered chimneystacks with replacement metal guttering and some replacement metal and some cast-iron downpipes. Walling is generally painted rough-cast render with render quoins to the front elevation only. Windows are square-headed with painted stone sills and 6/6 timber sash windows (except where otherwise stated). Symmetrical three-bay two-storey front elevation with central square-headed door opening having double-leaf timber panelled door and cast-iron rectangular overlight. To either side of the entrance is a tripartite timber sash window comprising 6/6 flanked by 2/2 timber sashes. North elevation has a single window to the left on both floors with a further window opening to the first floor of the lower catslide projection. The rear (east) elevation has an irregular window composition with a single 6/6 to the centre at the half-landing level, a 3/3 to the left at first floor level, a single-pane sash window with coloured margin lights to the right and a 2/2 sash to the ground floor below. Below the stair-hall window is a diminutive 4-pane timber casement window with a steel casement window to the left. Beside the right hand side window is a door opening with a vertically-sheeted timber door while a lean-to rear entrance porch is placed to the left end of the elevation with a further timber plank door and a further 6-pane timber casement window. South side elevation has a pair of 6/6 timber sash windows to the first floor with a steel casement window to the ground floor of the rear projection. This elevation is abutted by a single-storey lean-to wing with a lean-to natural slate roof falling from a blind screen wall to the west. To its east elevation is a 9-pane timber casement window and a several timber plank doors. Setting:- Set on an elevated site, accessed by a long lane to the north which opens onto the newly formed Great Northern Road through tall sandstone-clad piers and curved stone-clad walls. The rear yard comprises some two-storey rubble-stone outbuildings and some corrugated-iron roofed later structures. Roof Natural slate Walling Rough cast render Windows Timber sash RWG Replacement metal/Cast-iron