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Iveagh House — Saint Stephen's Green

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Iveagh House — Saint Stephen's Green
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Freestanding two-stage former boating tower, built 1865. Pyramidal tiled roof with copper finial. Coved eaves course over Portland stone walls with engaged colonnettes supporting interlaced arcading over Portland stone panelling with rusticated limestone walls and rusticated limestone plinth course. Shouldered flat-arched window openings to first floor with continuous Portland limestone sill, flanked by engaged colonnettes. Round-headed door opening to recessed porch having rusticated limestone reveals with timber panelled door to ground floor. Shouldered flat-arched door opening to first floor. Nosed limestone steps with decorative cast-iron balustrade with cast-iron handrail. Timber clad walls with timber panelling to interior. Coved panelled plasterwork ceiling with foliate boss to centre. Marble tiled floor. Set within grounds of Iveagh House.

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