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Greenfort

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Freestanding former entrance portico to Ards House (latter now demolished), built c.1890. Now in use as garden temple associated with Greenfort. Tetrastyle Tuscan limestone portico with stone plinth entablature, fluted frieze, moulded cornice and moulded balustrade with flat rendered coping. Situated to west of Greenfort on elevated site, with garden boundary wall to rear.
Occupying an elevated position in the walled garden behind Greenfort, this elegantly composed portico once formed the entrance to Ards House, Creeslough. It was moved to Greenfort after the demolition of that house about 1965.

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