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Detached three-storey ruins of Castleshane House, built 1836, burnt 1920. Multiple-bay elevation to east and west, having canted bays with square-headed window openings flanking central three bays, with single bays to corners. Remains of canted bays of south elevation and east elevation survive, bay to the south of east elevation being most intact. Smooth rendered brick walls, having moulded stone string courses, rubble wall to interior southern bay. Curvilinear gables over top floor windows, with finials. Square-headed window openings with label-mouldings to lower floors, having segmental-arch splayed openings to interior. Located at centre of Castleshane Demesne, now Coillte owned forest, accessed from twentieth-century entrance from east.

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