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Farranmacfarrell Ho.

House, 17th century

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Situated in relatively level pasture. Stone-built house with high gables, two storeys with attic. An extension, probably later in date, extends the full length of the SSE wall. In the centre of the NNW wall at ground floor level is a semi-circular headed doorway flanked on either side by two large rectangular windows. There are five similar rectangular windows in the same wall at first floor level. There are two small rectangular windows at attic level in both the ENE and WSW gables. A chimney stack in the ENE gable may be a later addition. There are a number of small, squat windows in the extension. A relatively modern, although now disused, building has been appended to the SSE of the house. Compiled by: Jane O'Shaughnessy Date of upload: 20 July 2015

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