19 Ballynargan Road, Coagh, Cookstown, BT80 0DS

19 Ballynargan Road is a Grade B2 detached house built around 1830, situated on the west side of Ballynargan Road near Coagh, Cookstown. The building is set behind a small front garden enclosed by a low rubble and snecked stone wall with cut-stone capping. Two squared pillars with pyramidal cut-stone capping to the centre support a simple painted wrought-iron gate. The wall continues around the north side to meet the house at the junction of the main building and the north extension.

The main house is long and rectangular in plan with a two-storey return to the rear. The external walls are roughcast render, with a pitched slate roof and two rendered painted chimneys with profiled stepped capping. The front elevation faces east onto Ballynargan Road and has a central timber panelled doorway with a rectangular overlight and rendered band surround, flanked by windows on each side. The ground floor windows are square-headed 1/1 timber sliding sash with margin panes, set on painted cut-stone sills. Window height is reduced on the upper floor. The south gable end is partially obscured by a single-storey garage and is largely blank. There is a plain rendered chimney to the apex with profiled stepped capping. The north elevation is fully obscured by a new two-storey extension currently under construction.

To the rear of the main house is a two-storey return with a gable end. The rear west gable has a square-headed window to the ground floor. The north elevation has no openings. A single-storey porch at the southwest corner of this return has a chamfered corner with a square-headed door and a small window to the south face. The roof is sloped with artificial slate.

To the south of the rear return is a single-storey rubble stone structure that steps down into two buildings. The front east elevation has central windows to each building: the right window has a smooth cut-stone surround, while the left window has a red brick surround and is set on a red brick stall riser. Both windows are square-headed with diamond patterned lights. The south gable end contains no openings. The rear west elevation has a large square-headed garage opening with red brick surrounds to the left. The roof is pitched with artificial slate and includes a roof light to the left building on the west sloping roof.

The north extension is currently under construction with all window and door openings square-headed with modern timber additions.