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Ashfield Lodge — DRUMLOAGHAN

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Ashfield Lodge — DRUMLOAGHAN
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Detached Pictureque-style three-bay two-storey former estate gardener’s lodge, built c.1880, with off-centre gable rising from eaves and single-storey porch with roof extending to side over external canopy. Extended rear elevation under catslide roof. Now in use as private house. Pitched slated roof, crested red clay ridge tiles, tall brick chimneystacks, overhanging eaves with plain barge boards, hipped end to roof over open part of porch, replacement rainwater goods carried on brackets. Rendered walls with painted brick to corners and porch, exposed rubble-stone walls to front gable extending down to eaves of porch roof. Replacement windows with stone sills and brick flat-arch heads. Replacement timber sheeted door. Porch overhang supported on timber uprights on stone bases. Walled garden attached to rear.

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