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Derrinvohil House

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Derrinvohil House
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Detached three-bay single-storey house over half-basement house with attic, built 1845, having two-bay side elevations. Projecting porch to front and three-stage bell tower to northwest corner. Gables over porch and north bay of façade, end bays of rear and north gable. Slightly projecting bay windows to front elevation and north gable. Pitched slate roofs having cut-stone finials to gable ends and central chimneystacks of cut stone and brick. Pyramidal slated roof with cut-stone corbels to tower. Snecked limestone walls with ashlar limestone quoins and dressings to openings. Paired timber sliding sash windows in projecting bays, with cut-stone hoods. Single timber sliding sash six-over-six pane windows to remaining elevations, barred to basement. Tower has single and double round-headed louvered, paned and square-headed timber sash windows. Porch has cut-stone quoins, copings and decorative loops. Timber panelled front door with plain overlight in cut-stone block-and-start doorcase with coat of arms to keystone and with steps to door. Single and two-storey coursed rubble limestone outbuildings adjoining main house to form enclosed yard to rear. Pitched slate roofs having cut-stone and brick chimneystacks. Exposed stonework similar to house having cut-stone details and brick surrounds to openings. Carriage arch to building to northwest with 'J.J.P. 1843' inscribed to keystone. Date stone inside basement floor of house reads '1845'.

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