12 Main Street, Rosslea, Co Fermanagh, BT92 7PP

This is a two-storey and attic, three-bay house situated along Main Street in Rosslea. The house, aligned east-west, dates from around 1820 to 1839.

The building has undergone extensive refurbishment but retains significant townscape character and contributes positively to the village. It has a pitched roof covered with artificial slates, featuring two rendered chimneys—one to the left gable and another right of centre, with a third chimney on the right gable now removed. An advanced eaves course carries moulded metal rainwater goods. The principal elevation faces south. The walls are cement-dashed, with a smooth rendered and painted basecourse and stepped dressed stucco quoins, now painted over. A prominent, elegant Ionic doorcase is centrally positioned, featuring a semi-elliptical spider-web fanlight above a four-panelled timber door with beaded muntins, accessed by four stone steps. Stone plinths support each column of the doorcase, each with a roundel to the front face. Ground floor windows flank the doorcase, and five windows are aligned above on the first floor. All windows are modern 8/8 uPVC casements with painted stone cills, and are unequally spaced, set within smooth cement rendered and painted architraves. The left and right gables are blank, with a smooth rendered eaves band; the left gable formerly had two small windows at attic level. The rear elevation has been significantly altered and is of limited architectural interest, with modern uPVC casements and timber doors with concrete cills. An outbuilding was formerly located to the rear.

An Ordnance Survey map from 1834 shows a building at this location, though its exact dimensions could not be confirmed against the existing house. A survey slide from October 1972 depicts the building with a pitched natural slate roof, three red brick chimneys, wet-dashed walls, dressed quoins, and 8/8 sliding sash windows. The left gable retained two small attic windows. The building was originally used as a house and is currently in residential use.