Costillion, Omagh Road, Drumquin, Omagh, Co Tyrone, BT78 4SP

Detached two-bay two-storey house, built c.1880, located to the south of Omagh Road. Rectangular-on-plan with attached single-storey outbuilding to south. Roof is pitched natural slate with blue/black clay ridge tiles; red brick corbelled chimneys. Walls are roughcast rendered over smooth plinth. Windows are timber-framed 6/6 sliding sash with exposed sash boxes to east and timber casements to west elevation; all have painted sandstone sills. Principal elevation faces east; left bay consists of entrance opening containing replacement timber-panelled door with transom light surmounted by single window at first floor flanked at left by single window at each floor; right bay contains single window at each floor. South gable is blank; attached outbuilding contains vertically-sheeted timber door; west elevation contains two metal casement windows. West elevation contains, at left, single window at each floor flanked to right by central replacement timber entrance door surmounted by window at first floor; right bay contains window at each floor. North gable is blank. Setting House is set within farmyard with range of outbuildings to east; each have pitched natural slate roof and lime-rendered (partially fallen away) rubble walling with fieldstone quoins; all openings are timber framed and doors are vertically-sheeted timber. To south, one-and-half-storey outbuilding with sandstone steps at south providing access to loft and, at left, attached single-storey store (bearing datestone to east elevation). To east, single-storey outbuilding with large openings supported by timber lintels and, at left, remains of single-storey byre. To north, two-storey threshing barn and, at right, single-storey outbuilding. To north-west, single-storey byre (replacement timber door). Site accessed from lane at north; original entrance to north-west through pair of wrought-iron gates supported on cast-iron columns. Roof Natural slate Walling Roughcast Windows timber RWG Cast-iron