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Howth Railway Station — Howth Road

station master's house
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Howth Railway Station — Howth Road
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Detached three-bay two-storey red brick railway station master's house, c.1870, with gablet over central bay. Single-storey return to rear.ROOF: Double pitched roof; corniced red brick chimnies; cast-iron gutters and downpipes; decorative timber barge boards and gable detail to façade. WALLS: Red brick Flemish bond; yellow brick string course and quoins; chamfered yellow brick plinth. OPENINGS: Single round headed; chamfered granite cills, brick reveals, uPVC sash window to first floor, two segmental headed uPVC sashes to ground floor, timber panelled door with brick surround and plain fanlight.

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