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Complex of two-storey outbuildings arranged around a courtyard to the rear (east) of Castledaly Manor/Kilcleagh House (15403608), built c.1780 and extended c.1850. Now partially converted to residential use associated with hotel. Hipped slate roof, recently re-slated, with modern clock tower to the centre of the east range. Roughcast rendered walls to interior face of range to north, render removed to other ranges exposing rubble limestone construction with brick dressings to the openings. Square-headed and shallow segmental-headed window openings, now mostly having replacement windows. Early timber sheeted doors and loading bays to the west end of range to the north. Shallow segmental-headed carriage arches to all ranges, now infilled with modern fittings to the range to the east. Paired segmental-headed carriage arch with central cast-iron pillar and timber sheeted double doors to the west end of range to the north. Integral segmental-headed carriage arch to the centre of the north and east ranges giving access to courtyard. Set back from road in shared mature grounds with Castledaly Manor/Kilcleagh House (15403608).
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