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Walled garden complex associated with The Culdaff House (see 40802011), erected c. 1800, enclosed by rubble stone boundary walls. Trapezoidal in plan, with main entrance in the south-east corner, opening onto a driveway leading west toward Culdaff House. Now out of use or in use as pastureland. Most extant to the north and west where it survives up to three meters in height. Single-storey uncoursed rubble stone sheds built inside the wall to the north of the entrance. Several apple and fruit trees survive to interior. Located to the east of Culdaff House, in extensive mature demesne parkland grounds, and to the east of Culdaff. Surrounded by woodlands and with mature hardwood trees planted around the perimeter.
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