Tullyleer House

Two-bay two-storey water-powered corn mill, built c.1870, with water-wheel to west gable. Now in use as barn. Pitched natural slate roof, with timber bargeboards having nail-head stud detailing. Random rubble limestone and sandstone walls, with dressed stone quoins. Square-headed window openings, some with camber-arch red brick relieving arches. Replacement metal casement windows throughout. Pitching door to east gable at first floor level, having timber battened double-leaf door. Breast-shot water-wheel with cast-iron axle and rim with some angled wooden paddles. Some coursed rubble stone walling to wheel pit, head race no longer in evidence. hay barn to rear, with corrugated-iron barrel-shaped covering. Miller's house to north-east, with yard of outbuildings. Three-bay two-storey farmhouse to north-east, built c.1870. Hipped slate roof with two red-brick chimneystacks. Terracotta eaves course and roughcast rendered walls. Square-headed window openings with replacement uPVC windows throughout. Three-bay two-storey L-plan farm building to south-east, having hipped slate roof. Roughcast rendered walls, some rubble stone visible. Square-headed window and door openings with recent metal fittings and with two, segmental-headed, stable arches to ground floor, set in corrugated-iron roofed opened sided lean-to porch. Single-storey L-plan outbuilding to north-east of mill, having hipped slate roof, lime washed random rubble stone walls, and square-headed window openings with a mixture of timber three-over-three pane sliding sash windows and timber casement windows. Mill complex, house and outbuildings located to east of river.