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Attached single-bay single-storey gate lodge, built c.1820. Now in use as an outbuilding/animal house. Modern single-pitched outbuildings with concrete block walls and corrugated tin roofs adjoin to east and west sides. Pitched natural slate roof with raised ashlar limestone verges and pedimented ashlar gables to either end. Constructed of ashlar limestone with ashlar limestone detailing to principal façade (southeast), and with rubble limestone walling with roughcast render over to other three sides. Single square-headed former door opening to principal façade set in round-headed recess, now blocked up. Set back from road in owns grounds at former entrance to Baronstown House (now demolished) with limestone boundary wall with cut stone pillars (on square profile) to south. Now forms part of modern farmyard.

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