Erganagh Rectory, 21 Glenpark Road, Omagh, Co Tyrone, BT79 7SR

Detached three-bay two-storey over basement former rectory, built c.1840, located to the south side of Glenpark Road. Rectangular-on-plan with full height bowed bay to south-west. Roof is hipped natural slate with leaded ridges over corbelled eaves course; corbelled ruled-and-lined chimneys with original clay pots. Walls are sandstone rubble (squared to principal elevation) with ashlar sandstone quoins over projecting plinth. Windows are square-headed timber framed 6/3 sliding sash (6/6 to ground floor) in stepped sandstone surrounds with keyblock; sandstone sills. Principal elevation faces north; central recessed bay contains entrance accessed by sandstone steps over passage around basement; replacement square-headed four-panelled timber door flanked at each side by sandstone pilasters and sidelights with (margin lights) surmounted by plain frieze and cornice supported on console brackets; segmental-headed fanlight over; single window with margin lights at first floor; left and right bays each contain single window with margin lights at each floor (no margin lights to basement). East elevation contains central four-panelled timber door flanked by sidelights to basement; single 6/3 sliding sash window at ground floor flanked at right by square-headed alcove; at first floor, double-leaf timber framed glazed doors. South elevation has four windows at each floor. West elevation consists of two windows at each floor to left; bowed bay at right contains two windows at each floor. Setting:- Set within mature gardens; to east, enclosed yard at basement level accessed via stone steps to east (further access to north of building); rubble retaining wall supports two-storey lean-to rubble outbuilding to south-east; two-storey lean-to rubble outbuilding to south-east; access to former walled garden to south through square-headed opening; rubble boundary wall partly surmounted by iron railings; further one-and-a-half rubble outbuilding to south-east abutted at west by single-storey lean-to building; former single-storey stable block to east. Bounded to road at north by timber fence and hedging; access to north-west through pair of square sandstone piers with flat coping supporting pair of iron gates; single-bay single-storey gatelodge to west (now modernised). Roof: Natural slate Walling: Sandstone Windows: Timber framed 6/3 sliding sash (6/6 to ground floor) in stepped sandstone surround; sandstone sills RWG: Cast-iron