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Freestanding single-bay lime kiln on rectangular-plan, erected c. 1860. Tapers outwards towards base. Now out of use. Constructed of r rubble stone masonry. Square-headed opening to front (south), the former oven aperture, having roughly squared stone lintel over; stone lining to oven aperture. Former loading chamber on ovoid/circular-plan to the north rubble masonry construction; chamber now partially collapsed. Built into slope on hillside. Set back from road in rural location to the west of Ballybofey and to the north of the side of the Teelan River valley. Ruinous single-storey rubble stone vernacular dwelling to the north-east. Two other lime kilns in close proximity (not recorded).
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