102 Tattyreagh Road, Fintona, Omagh, Co Tyrone, BT78 2HY

This is a detached single-cell single-storey vernacular dwelling dated 1827, located on the east side of Tattyreagh Road, Fintona. The building is rectangular in plan with a pitched natural slate roof featuring blue and black clay ridge tiles, and a rendered chimney with concrete coping. Walls are constructed of whitened rubble stone over a painted plinth.

The principal elevation faces east and contains, from left to right, a paired sash window, a single window at centre, and a vertically-sheeted timber half-door accessed by a concrete step. The south gable is blank. The west elevation contains two windows. The north gable features a single window to the loft, offset to the left of centre, and bears a datestone inscribed "BUILT 1827 BY ARTHUR CAMPBELL" positioned low down.

Windows throughout are replacement timber-framed 2/2 sliding sashes with painted timber lintels. Cast-iron half-round gutters and round downpipes serve the building. The house has been recently restored, including replacement of windows, roof, and chimney.

The building is situated within private grounds to the south of a large house built around 2000. Access to the rear is achieved at the north through a wrought-iron gate supported on a circular rubble pier. Recent rubble walling at the north continues to form a parapet wall of a bridge to the north-west.

The house survives in original form with its wall-hearth intact and represents a rare example of its type. The datestone records that it was built by Arthur Campbell. The building appears on the first edition Ordnance Survey map of 1833. The Townland Valuation of 1835 lists a dwelling, barn, and office occupied by Arthur Campbell, valued at £2 18s 3d. Griffith's Valuation of 1856–64 records the house occupied by Thomas Campbell and leased from Patrick Kelly, valued at £1 5s with outbuildings. The valuation reduced to 10 shillings by 1892. By 1907 Henry Campbell became the occupier in fee.