Ederney Post Office, 19 Main Street, Ederney, ENNISKILLEN, BT93 0DH

Ederney Post Office sits half-way down its gently sloping main street. Although not outstanding individually, all of the other buildings in the street have an integrity of scale which reflects a rural village. To the rear of the building there is an overgrown garden. The building itself is three-bay, two storey, with pitched roof of natural slate, fine ashlar sandstone chimneys, cast iron rainwater googs to the front and plastic rainwater goods to the rear. The street façade faces due West. The three upstairs windows to the front have exposed weight boxes, six over six sashes with fine glazing bars. They appear to be original. One uostairs rear window has the exposed weight boxes but has no glazing bars. Two of the other upstairs rear windows have six over sixashes and fine glazing bars but no exposed boxes. The remaining two rear windows, one large downstairs and one small and narrow upstairs are metal, modern. On the Main Street façade, in the centre of the centre bay is the main door into the Post Office. The door is sheeted and both it and the fanlight above are recent but reasonably appropriate. On either side of the front door are fixed windows, with twelve panes each, three wide by four high.The window to the right, with very fine glazing bars, appears to be much older and has a red post box fitting into one quarter. The window to the laft is recent and has chunky glazing bars. The House door, at the extreme right-hand side of the front, appears to be original with its sheeting, heavy transome and very fine light above. At the extreme left-hand side of the front is an open entry with a segmental arch and bedrooms above, the arch interrupting the plaster quoins of the building. The entire front is rendered in wet dash, probably recent , in sand/cement. The openings, including the arch all have 50mm plain plaster bands. Cills are stone, painted. The rear still has its lime wet dash. The rear arch of the entry is also segmental. There are no plain plaster bands to the rear.