What is recorded here

Curraghmore House is a castle in County Waterford where a medieval tower survived inside a later country home. The le Poers held the land in the seventeenth century, and John Power, Baron Curraghmore, was recorded there in 1640. Around 1700 a new house closed around the old tower, leaving its narrow stairs buried beneath a younger facade. The Marquis of Waterford still owns the place, so the old stone and the later rooms continue to share one address.

Curraghmore House is recorded as a castle in County Waterford. Its open map record supplies this location and any linked names or public references.

Curraghmore House, located in County Waterford, was built in the early 18th century by the Blake family, who held significant influence in the region. It is important as a notable example of Irish country house architecture and as a historical seat of a prominent local landowning family.