Abbey, 59 High Street, Omagh, Co. Tyrone, BT78 1BA

A detached three-opening-wide three-storey rendered bank with Italianate detailing, built c.1870, located at the south side of High Street. Rectangular on plan, facing north. Pitched natural slate roof, replacement chimneystack. Walling is painted render with rendered quoins over splayed plinth and moulded sill-courses between floors. Segmental arch-headed painted timber 1/1 sash windows, moulded architraves with keyblocks. Principal (north) elevation is three windows wide to each floor above; ground floor has round arched-arcaded shopfront, four moulded archivolts spring from moulded imposts, diminished arch to right has painted timber moulded panel door with central fillet, plate glass tympanum, three arches to left have plate glass windows flanking recessed modern door, modern fascia over; first floor windows have drip moulds on console brackets. East elevation is cement rendered and abutted by adjoining building, exposed section is blank. Rear (south) elevation is cement rendered and has a variety of square-headed uPVC casement windows and two replacement timber doors. West elevation is detailed as east and similarly abutted. Setting:- The bank is situated on High Street, to the west of the former Royal Arms Hotel building (HB11/13/009B, HB11/13/009C). Roof: Natural slate Walling: Painted render Windows: Timber RWG: uPVC