Mill, Mill Lane, Moneymore, Magherafelt, Co Londonderry

A 4 bay long building with basement, gabled stone built with silos. The entrance gable, S facing, has a large square headed door opening, slightly off-centre, with sliding door. Wall roughcast rendered, unpainted, no barges. The E wall (to Mill Lane) is 4 bays long. There is one large opening at floor level and 3 small openings near eaves, all built up. Mill Lane slopes quickly so the basement is exposed at lower end. Wall built of random white limestone with large quoins of same stone. ½ metal gutter, PVC downpipe. Roof natural slates. North gable has an off-centre square headed door opening to basement with a small opening higher up centred on gable and built up. Wall built of random rubble white limestone. The west wall is partly obscured by 3 tall silos and back return. The top of the tallest silo is connected to roof ridge by an enclosed shaft. The building sits parallel to Mill Lane, north of and below No. 4/6 Stonard Street (See HB09/06/002). The lane widens out as it approaches the entrance gable.