Former Market Yard, to the rear of, 73-75 and 77-79 Main Street, Fivemiletown, Co Tyrone

Description on 15.02.2008 An irregular group of single and 1.5 storey buildings. Generally constructed of very finely cut snecked ashlar stonework with some random rubble construction also. All are gabled and have a mixture of natural and fibre cement slate roofs. The stonework to the ashlar stone buildings is to the highest standard with voussoirs, champhered arises and quoins. The buildings face in two directons. To the SW they are entered through an archway from Edfield Way and are used as storage for the Floral Valley garden centre. At the South of this range is a very fine set of external cantilevered stone steps. To the NE they are accessed from a public pathway that connects Main street and Edfield Way. On this side there is an overhanging roof supported in timber trusses which in turn rest on stone corbels. Description on 28.03.2008 Most of the buildings are demolished. All that remains is a single stone wall with the overhanging roof and trusses.