What is recorded here

Gateway serving Troma House, erected c.1830, comprising pair of cut limestone gate piers on octagonal plan with associated decorative wrought-iron double-gates. Located to the east of Troma House, in the rural countryside to the north of Castlepollard.

An appealing gateway associated with Troma House, which is of some artistic and technical merit. The highly decorative wrought-iron gates are a notably example of nineteenth century ironmongery and are an attractive feature in the rural landscape to the north of Castlepollard.

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