Rathcastle House

Complex of single and two-storey outbuildings arranged around a central courtyard, built c.1815. Pitched natural slate roofs with raised verges and remaining sections of cast-iron rainwater goods. Constructed of rubble limestone. Square-headed window openings with some remaining central pivot casement windows. Square-headed doorcases and segmental-headed carriage arches with timber battened doors. Gable-fronted loading bay at first floor level to centre of two-storey range to west. Located to the rear (west) of Rathcastle House (15401716).

An attractive, if modest, complex of outbuildings associated with Rathcastle House (15401716). Simply constructed using local rubble stone, these outbuildings retain their early form and much of their early fabric. These buildings almost have a vernacular character, which contrasts nicely with the formal appearance of Rathcastle House itself and of the main entrance gates (15401717) to the east. This large complex is an interesting reminder of the complex resources required to maintain a medium-sized gentleman's house during the nineteenth century and contributes positively to the group and settings values of Rathcastle House.