Drumquin Methodist Church, Omagh Road, Drumquin, Omagh, Co Tyrone, BT78 4QY

Detached single-cell Methodist Church with simple gothic detailing, dated 1878, located to the east side of Omagh Road. Church consists of rectangular nave with single-storey gabled porch to north-west; single-storey brick extension to east, built c.1980. Roof is pitched asbestos tiles with blue/black clay ridge tiles over timber boarded eaves; raised sandstone verges on cavetto moulded kneelers; gabled ashlar sandstone bellcote to west consisting of chamfered pointed-arched-headed aperture containing bronze bell. Walls are ruled-and-lined rendered with dressed sandstone quoins over splayed plinth. Windows are paired cusped round-arched-headed in stepped sandstone surround containing leaded lattice stained glass lights. Principal elevation faces north and contains two windows at left. Elevation abutted on right by gabled porch containing pointed-arched-headed rebated chamfered entrance opening surmounted by hood mould with label-stops containing square-headed double-leaf vertically-sheeted timber entrance doors surmounted by tympanum inscribed ‘AD 1878’ accessed by two stone steps; small square-headed window to east and west elevations. East gable is abutted at ground floor by gabled red brick extension (of no interest); exposed section at upper level is blank. South elevation is three windows wide. West gable contains pair of pointed-arched-headed windows in stepped sandstone surrounds with shared moulded sill surmounted by single small square-headed window to apex. Set on elevated site within churchyard; bounded to road at west by rock-faced concrete walling with saddleback coping; bounded to other sides by hedging and planting; pedestrian access through recent iron gates to concrete steps at north-west. Roof Asbestos tiles Walling Ruled-and-lined render Windows Cusped round-arched-headed containing leaded latticed stained glass RWG Replacement uPVC half-round gutters and round downpipes