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Detached single-bay single-storey customs and excise patrol station, built c.1930. Now out of use. Pitched corrugated-metal roof with over-hanging eaves to side elevations (east and west) supported on projecting timber trusses. Aluminium rainwater goods and cast-iron downpipe with hopper to rear elevation (north). Corrugated-metal clad walls. Square-headed window opening to the west elevation having multiple-pane timber casement window and timber sill. Square-headed door opening to the south elevation having battened timber door. Timber plaque over doorway inscribed "TULLY CUSTOMS & EXCISE PATROL STATION" and "TULLACH CUSTAIN AGUS MÁL STÁSHON PATROL". Located adjacent to road to the south-east of Ballintra and to the west of Pettigoe, adjacent to the north of the border with County Fermanagh and Northern Ireland. Site bounded by rubble sandstone boundary wall with rubble stone coping over. Pedestrian gateway to the south, adjacent to road, comprising a pair of cast-iron gateposts with wrought-iron flat-bar gate.
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