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Gateway with integral segmental-headed carriage arch, built c. 1830, originally serving Rockfield House/Dalystown House (now demolished). Faced with dressed V-jointed ashlar limestone over chamfered plinth and having moulded stone coping/cornice over. Greek key pattern incised to columns, flanking arch. Dressed sandstone voussoirs to arch, with projecting dressed limestone string course at arch spring point. Rubble stone construction to the rear elevation (south). Cut limestone wheel guards to exterior of gateway. Gateway flanked to either side by curved sections of dressed limestone wall having chamfered dressed limestone coping over, and terminated by dressed limestone gate piers (on square-plan) having dressed capstones over. Located to the north of complex of outbuildings (13401002) and the site of Rockfield/Dalystown House. Road-fronted to the north of Granard.

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