36 Derryad Road, Lisnaskea, Co. Fermanagh, BT92 0BX

One-and-a-half-storey lobby entry thatched house. The house is gabled to the road that proceeds in a south-westerly direction from the town of Lisnaskea. It is necessary to turn southwards at Drumguiff Cross Roads to reach the dwelling and the total distance to be travelled from Lisnaskea is approximately four miles. The front faces north-east and overlooks a garden. Entrance to the site is by means of a courtyard of which the south-west elevation of the rear of the building forms one side. The construction of the one-and-a half storey house is of stone with a roughcast and whitened finish The roof that is thatched between plastered skews rises slightly above the entrance to accommodate a small three-pane window that lights the landing. There is a plain chimneystack, with one pot and spark arrester, above the central hearth. The front entrance, with four-panel door and sidelights, is flanked to the left (south-east) by two, and to the right (north-west) by one, vertically sliding windows, all with sashes divided into two by vertical glazing bars. Entry at the rear is by means of a half door gazed at the top and panelled below. The finish is stain. There is one window to the left (north-east) of the rear door, and three to the right (south-east). The second and the third openings are placed towards the right hand extremity of the elevation. Each gable has a single sashed window. All of the fenestration is if a similar type and the sashes are provided with horns. No rainwater goods.