Brownhall — BROWNHALL DEMESNE

Attached range of multiple-bay two-storey outbuildings and stableblock associated with Brownhall (see 40910401 and 40910402), built c. 1710 and extended c. 1800. Now partially out of use. Pitched natural slate roof (purple slate) having projecting cut stone eaves course and with remains of cast-iron rainwater goods. Formerly with bellcote and weather vane dated 1710, now removed. Roughly coursed rubble stone walls having remains of roughcast render over in places. Square-headed window openings having roughly squared stone voussoirs over, surviving cut stone sills, and with remains of fixed-pane timber windows and timber louvered fittings. Square- and segmental-headed doorways having stone plinth blocks, roughly squared voussoirs over, and with surviving timber doors; red brick voussoirs to some openings. Square-headed loading bays at first floor level having roughly squared voussoirs over and remains of timber doors over. Set back from road in extensive mature landscaped and parkland grounds to the east of Ballintra. Adjoins rear of original house (see 40910401) to the south-east corner, running at a right-angle to the house alignment, with present main house to the north (see 40910402). Remains of walled gardens to the south-east.