Cavan House, 101 Cavan Road, Fintona, Co Tyrone, BT78 2LU

Detached three-bay two-storey early nineteenth-century house with attic, located to the north side of Cavan Road. Rectangular-on-plan with single-storey hipped lean-to extension to north-west. Roof is half-hipped natural slate with blue/black clay ridges over replacement sandstone corbelled eaves; replacement rendered chimneys with clay pots. Walls are roughcast rendered. Windows are square-headed timber-framed 1/1 sliding sashes with uPVC mullions; all have sandstone sills. Principal elevation faces south and consists of central square-headed entrance containing replacement six-panelled timber door with side and transom lights containing leaded stained glass flanked at each side by single window; three windows at first floor. West elevation contains single window at each floor left; replacement square-headed double-leaf timber glazed doors at right. North elevation projects at right; dipartite window at ground floor left is flanked by timber casement window; two windows at first floor; abutted at right by extension containing three casement windows; replacement timber door to east elevation. East elevation contains single window at each floor right. Setting Set in mature gardens; access from Cavan Road at south-east through pair of square roughcast pillars with concrete caps. Enclosed yard at rear accessed through pair of steel gates supported on square sandstone piers with sandstone caps in roughcast walling; rubble boundary wall to west of yard. Single-storey stable block to north is L-shaped on plan; roof is pitched natural slate; walls are rubble to west wing and ruled-and-lined rendered to north wing. Further rendered stable to north-west has corrugated metal roof. Roof Natural slate Walling Roughcast Windows Timber Rainwater goods Cast-iron