What is recorded here
Blackwater House in Abbeyland South has a grand carved limestone doorway with both the entrance and the fanlight boarded up. Even ‘go away’ gets a ceremonial arch here.
Detached seven-bay two-storey house, c.1785, with round-headed Gibbsian limestone doorcase. Single-storey extension added to rear c.1885. Double-pitched and hipped roof, aluminium ogee gutters, Tegral slates, nap rendered chimneys. Coursed rubble limestone - front facade, cement and sand scudded, c.1995, side and rear elevations - cement nap rendered, rendered quoins. Round-headed Gibbsian limestone doorcase with carved architrave and archivolt, boarded up, fanlight boarded up, all window opes either blocked up or altered in size, deep reveals to some windows, limestone and concrete cills. Enclosed yard at side containing remains of outbuildings, yard wall with outline of archway and flat roofed garage and yard gate.
From the Buildings of Ireland (National Inventory of Architectural Heritage) record 14006027
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