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Complex of outbuildings and stables comprising five ranges of two-storey and single-storey structures, built c.1730 to south of Strokestown Park, now in use as museum and restaurant. Pitched and lean-to slate roofs with rendered and stone chimneystacks, roughcast render and random coursed stone walls. Varied openings with timber sash and casement windows. Square, segmental and round-headed entrance openings with replacement doors. Two round-headed arches give access to stable yard, with finely-tooled limestone surrounds, pedimented carriage arch to inner yard flanked by niches.
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