Cottage/Outbuildings at, 2 Station Road, Moneymore, Magherafelt, Co Londonderry, BT45 7RA

A 1½ storey 6 bay stone building, gabled, slated, converted to pied-a-terre. The east gable has a single segmented 2 light casement window, centrally placed, in wood, lighting the upper floor. The wall is built of coursed white limestone with large kneelers and weathered barges. The north elevation is in 2 parts but in line. The first 2 bays from the E is built similarly to the E gable with a segmented headed door opening and a framed and sheeted door. To the right a 4 light diamond paned window, square headed lintol with bevelled edge. Above a 2 light casement dormer, gabled, pediment timber sheeted. Roof natural slated with kneelers and weathered barges at each gable ½ round gutter and 2 downpipes. The next 4 bays are constructed of random rubble white limestone with red brick trim to 3 door openings and one 2 pane window, formerly a door. Roof natural slates, no barges, ½ round gutter, 1 downpipe. West gable, built in random rubble, with outside steps leading to a single door to upper floors, centrally placed. This building was originally an outbuilding for the forester’s house (see HB09/06/016A) and is separated from it by a white limestone wall and gate piers with wrought iron gates. It is the SW of the house.