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Castletownroche Creamery — Bridge Street

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Castletownroche Creamery — Bridge Street
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Detached three-bay single-storey creamery, built c. 1920, having loading bay to front elevation and steps up to doorway in south gable. Multiple-bay building to south with three openings to front elevation. Both buildings have pitched slate roofs, with painted timber bargeboards to south building, and cast-iron rainwater goods. Painted roughcast rendered walls with smooth rendered plinth course, and having corrugated-iron siding to west gable of south building. Square-headed openings throughout, with fixed timber windows to creamery. Double-leaf timber battened loading doors to south building, one with loading platform having concrete steps, and some blocked windows. Timber battened pedestrian door and blocked window to south gable of creamery. Sliding corrugated-iron door to loading bay of creamery, with concrete loading platform and concrete steps, and timber battened doorway in north gable.

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