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Castleshane House

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Castleshane House
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Gateway, erected c.1840, at former entrance to Castleshane Demesne, facing east, now in use as entrance to privately-owned former gate lodge. Double-leaf cast-iron vehicular gate, flanked by cut limestone octagonal-plan gate piers with tooled domical caps, moulded string courses and moulded bases on low plinths. Recessed rectangular panels to shafts of piers. Cast-iron railings and gates with decorative pointed finials, leaf and quatrefoil ornament, with scroll motif at junction of gates, railings supported by brackets to west. Low limestone wheel-guards to east of gates. Original curved rubble stone wall to north and south of gates with limestone copings, concrete path.

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