Renvyle House Hotel — RUSHEENDUFF

Freestanding nine-bay two-storey over basement hotel with dormer attic, built c.1820, rebuilt c.1930 following fire. Hipped roof dormers and pitched roof single-bay porch to front elevation, six-bay two-storey return to south-west with open gallery to first floor and flanked by projecting gabled end bays, with recent conservatory between end bays. Eleven-bay two-storey wing to rear having pair of two-storey hipped roof projecting bays, and three dormer windows to roof. Single storey return to north-east elevation of front block with additional extension to north-east, second additional extension to north-east elevation of rear wing and additional pitched roof block to internal courtyard. Pitched slate roof to main building, side return, rear wing, porch and addition to north-east return of main building. Hipped slate roofs to all dormer windows and projecting bays to rear wing, flat felt roof to additions to north-east elevations. Painted roughcast rendered chimneystacks and cast-iron rainwater goods throughout. Painted roughcast rendered walls throughout with slate-hung first floor throughout, painted rendered walls to open gallery of south-west return, painted rendered plinth throughout with battered roughcast rendered buttressing and Blake coat of arms to front elevation of porch. Square-headed window openings having slate sills, raised render reveals and replacement uPVC and timber casement windows. Square-headed door openings having raised render reveals, double-leaf battened timber doors to side elevations of porch, double-leaf timber glazed door to rear elevation. Access to basement via stone steps having parapet wall with concrete coping. Painted pebbledashed boundary walls and gate piers with rubble stone coping and replacement wrought-iron gates with iron cattle grid (railway irons). Additional outbuildings located to south-east and north-west.