Lisnaharney Road, Omagh, Co. Tyrone, BT79 7UF

Detached three-bay two-storey rendered house, built c.1880. Rectangular on plan facing south with its rear elevation facing into a rectangular plan yard enclosed by single and two-storey stone outbuildings. Pitched natural slate roof, black clay ridge tiles and a pair of brick chimneystacks to either gable end with an angled brick course. Cast-iron rainwater goods. Painted rough-cast render walling. Square-headed window openings with concrete sills and replacement timber casement windows. Symmetrical three-bay front (south) elevation with a central square-headed door opening having replacement timber panelled and glazed door flanked by fixed-pane sidelights on concrete sills and rectangular overlight. Door opens into enclosed, overgrown front garden with wrought-iron pedestrian gate on stone piers to lane to the east. Blank west gable with lean-to single-storey structure. Symmetrical three-bay rear (north) elevation with a central square-headed door opening having vertically-sheeted timber door with glazed upper panel. Door opens directly into rear yard. Blank east gable abutting the approach lane. Setting:- To the west of the house is a single-storey painted stone structure with pitched corrugated iron roof and timber vehicular door. The west side of the yard is enclosed by a three-bay two-storey painted rubble stone outbuilding with pitched natural slate roof, black clay ridge tiles, steel rainwater goods and white-washed coursed rubble stone walling with tooled quoins. Square-headed window and door openings with stone lintels and sills, vertically-sheeted timber doors and shutters. The north of the yard is a single-storey outbuilding with pitched corrugated iron roof, white-washed rubble stone wall and single vehicular opening with double-leaf vertically-sheeted timber doors. A flight of concrete steps spans the space between this building and the two-storey building. The east side of the yard is enclosed by a further range of single-storey outbuildings with pitched natural slate roof to the southern half, corrugated iron roof to the north half. White-washed rubble stone walls, square-headed door openings with stone and timber lintels, vertically-sheeted timber doors and a single timber sliding sash window to the south gable. The yard opens into a lane to the east gable of the house in a southerly direction to meet the Lisnaharney Road. Roof: Natural slate Walling: Render Windows: Timber Rainwater goods: Cast-iron