Enniskerry Lodge — Report the wrong picture

What is recorded here

Detached three-bay two storey square plan Regency style house of c.1820 with rendered façade and overhanging hipped roof. The painted render is of Tyrolean variety whilst the roof is slated with rendered chimneystacks; the roof overhang is supported on paired timber brackets. To the south there is a full-height curved projecting bay. The windows are flat-headed and have timber three over three and six over six Georgian-paned sash frames and painted stone sills. The ground floor windows are relatively tall. The centrally located entrance consists of a panelled timber door flanked by reeded three-quarter Tuscan columns with elliptical fanlight over. uPVC rainwater goods. Curved gate screen to roadside with rock-faced granite piers, roughcast rendered quadrant walls and cast-iron gates.

Fine well-maintained example of a late compact Georgian gentleman’s residence of c.1800 set within its own secluded grounds off Church Hill Road.

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