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Hope Castle — Castleblayney

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Hope Castle — Castleblayney
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Three-bay three-storey barn, built c.1865, and associated with former stable block of Hope Castle demesne. Pitched fibre-cement slate roof with plain brick cornice holding replacement uPVC rainwater goods. Coursed rubble limestone walls with punch-finished sandstone quoins and brick dressings around square-headed openings which have sandstone sills and replacement timber window frames. One three-centred arch opening to south elevation on ground floor. Interior appears to be gutted. Ground rises steeply to west and south, enclosing building between embankment and former stable block.

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