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Cuan Mhuire — CARHEENLEA

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Cuan Mhuire — CARHEENLEA
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Detached three-bay two-storey over basement house, built c.1870, having central breakfront to front (south-east) elevation having uPVC porch to front, canted three-bay end elevations, multiple-bay block to rear of possibly same date, and later L-plan two-storey block to north-east, recent single-storey extension to latter and to rear of main block. Flat roof to earlier sections, with overhanging eaves, two rendered chimneystacks to rear, and cast-iron rainwater goods. Cross finial to L-plan block. Frieze of flat paterae below eaves. Hipped roofs to later block, with gable facing south-east. Hipped roof to recent block. Rendered and painted walls, having parallel limestone quoins to front corners and breakfront. Rusticated ashlar to basement. Segmental-headed windows to basement with vermiculated keystones above openings. Square-headed openings to ground and first floors with replacement uPVC windows throughout, and tooled limestone sills. Pediment to first floor window in gable of L-plan block, and some round-headed windows to ground floor of same block. Entrance porch reached by tiled steps with rendered parapet walls. Set in own extensive grounds with gardens to front.

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