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What is recorded here

Garden folly, built c.1880, within grounds of Lota House. Now in a ruinous condition. Rubble stone walls with tall round-headed openings. Cemetery associated with the Brothers of Charity and having stone cross gravemarkers located to the east.

The garden folly is a historic structure associated with the former extensive gardens of Lota House and displays the quality of craftsmanship afforded to even minor features on the estate. The cemetery has an important social significance and forms part of the later twentieth-century history of the house while under in ownership of the Brothers of Charity.

This does not grant access. Most recorded buildings are privately owned; view them only from public ground unless the owner allows entry.