135 Knock More Road, Rossinure Beg, Derrygonnelly, Co Fermanagh, BT93 6GM

Single storey/ three bay vernacular house located up a long lane, high on an exposed hillside with spectacular views to the NE. Pitched corrugated metal roof aligned N-S and collapsed to left (S) end. Two rubble limestone coped chimneys – one to right gable and the other on party wall with left and central bays; a chimney on left gable is missing although brick chimneybreast remains. Rubble stone skews. Walls are of squared random limestone rubble, with the remains of a lime render in places. The centre and right bays seems to form an original two bay house.. Main entrance is to right side of central bay. It is set within a small shallow porch (walls as main block) with cast concrete roof. The left side of the porch has collapsed and door and frame are gone. To left of entrance is small window opening with rendered reveals, no cill, and stone lintel. A similar single window to right bay has partially collapsed. Left bay has a slightly larger and similarly detailed window set to right of centre, which suggests it is a later addition although no visible wall break can be seen. Left and right gables are blank Rear elevation has partially collapsed window to central bay and blocked up window to left bay. To front is a concrete paved yard enclosed by a (five coursed) concrete block wall to N and E. To S side of yard is a two storey outbuilding with pitched corrugated metal roof (aligned W-E). It has large squared stone quoins and rubble stone walls. Yard (N) facing elevation has two doorways, with a small window to right-end. To first floor is a loading doorway. Left (E) gable is irregularly cement rendered and has two small square window openings to each floor. Rear (S) elevation has a square window at ground floor and a loading door to first floor. The right (W) gable is blank and partially collapsed at top. To the S of the house and outbuilding is a small enclosed field, possible a kitchen garden, to the E side of which a small, modern, single storey office has been erected in rendered concrete blockwork. Close by are a number of chambered graves and caves.