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Outbuildings of now-demolished Rapla House, built c.1760, comprising central courtyard with ranges to north, west and south. Pitched and hipped slate roofs with rubble limestone walls. Multiple-bay two-storey north range, now partly in use as house Building has rendered chimneystacks and square-headed openings having replacement timber windows, cut limestone sills and dressed limestone voussoirs, and timber panelled door with carved limestone surround with keystone. Building has advanced three-bay part to west containing integral carriage arch converted to window. Single and two-storey west range has rendered rubble limestone walls, brick and dressed limestone carriage arches and doorways with cut limestone surrounds with keystones and timber battened doors. South range has rendered rubble walls. Dressed limestone piers to entrance gateway having cast-iron gates. Cut-stone piers to road entrance with wheel guards.
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