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Ardagh House

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Ardagh House
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Walled garden on sub-rectangular plan serving Ardagh House (13312039), established c. 1760. Random rubble stone, snecked stone, and brick walls enclosing a formally laid out garden. Coursed dressed stone gate piers (on square-plan) to west elevation, with wrought-iron double leaf gates. Bell pull mechanism adjacent to main entrance, which consists of a handle to the exterior of the garden that sounds a bell set on the interior of the garden when pulled. Pedestrian wrought-iron gate set in wall to south. Glasshouse built against the enclosing wall to north. Some fruit trees and bushes are still in-situ. Located to the east and northeast of the main house and to the northeast of Ardagh.

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