20 Tamlaghduff Road, Bellaghy, Magherafelt, Co. Londonderry, BT45 8JQ

The house faces east a little distance to the rear of a thatched outbuilding and a stretch of lawn. The site is approached by travelling about three-quarters of a mile to the north-west of Bellaghy and then forking to the right (north) for a further mile before joining the A54 towards Portglenone. A single storey roughcast and whitened house with black base of slight projection. The roof is thatched between parapet gables and rendered corbelled chimneystacks, with two plain pots to each, rise above the kitchen fireplace and above the wall between the living room and the bedroom. On the front a timber framed and sheeted half door with a six pane glazed panel in the upper part is flanked to the left (south) by two and to the right (north) by three pairs of plain glazed vertically sliding timber windows with central mullions. Frames are exposed, sash stops are moulded and sills are of traditional depths at the leading faces. There is a similar window in the right-hand (north) gable and the sequence of openings at the rear starting from the left-hand (north) end is as follows: - A vertically sliding window of increased width, a pair of vertically sliding windows, a timber sheeted door with a six pane glazed panel in the upper part, two pairs of vertically sliding windows, a door similar to that already described and a pair of vertically sliding windows. All of the widows have features similar to those at the front.