15 Main Street, Ederney, Enniskillen, BT93 0DH

2-storey early Victorian rendered house and former shop with pitched roof, that has group value with the adjacent listed Post office, situated in the middle of Ederney Main Street. The front elevation faces West and has two entrance doors. The one on the left gives access to the former shop premises and is a double vertically sheeted timber door with a mouth organ overlight above. Either side of this door are two large shop windows with 16 fixed lights. The door to the right gives access to the house and is a replacement sheeted timber door with the upper half containing an cast-glass window. To the first floor, above each door are 6 over 6 timber sliding sash windows. The outside panes being narrower than the centre ones. The walling is roughcast rendered with smooth bands around the openings, to the plinth and at eaves level. To the extreme right are rusticated vertical quoins that match the other end of the group at the left of the adjacent Post Office. Both slopes of the roof are natural Bangor blue slates and the gutters are half round cast iron, supported on iron brackets. There is a single chimney stack constructed from coursed sandstone. The rear elevation is approached through the coach arch of the Post office and is two bays wide with a late twentieth century 2-storey flat roofed extension to the left. The main wall of the house has a timber sliding sash window to each floor. Although boarded over on the outside the original windows are in place, 6 over 6 on the ground floor and 1 over 1 on the first floor. Behind the house is a substantial yard enclosed to the South with a tall rubble stone wall and divided from the Post Office by a 5 bar gate and what appears to an overgrown hedge. To the East is a stone walled and painted 2-storey outbuilding with various irregular openings and a double pitched corrugated iron roof. It is attached to a similar outbuilding to the rear of the Post office. At right angles to this in the yard is a single storey shed, open towards the house with a mono pitch corrugated iron roof now used as a store.