What is recorded here

Main entrance gates serving Templemacateer House (15403110), erected c.1830, comprising a pair of channelled ashlar limestone gate piers, on square-plan having shallow pyramidal capstones over, supporting a pair of cast-iron gates. Gateway flanked to the east and west by short sections of snecked dressed limestone walls having cut limestone coping over. Rubble limestone boundary walls with crenellated coping run away to the east and west. Located to the south of Templemacateer House (15403110) and to the northwest of Horseleap.

An impressive early nineteenth-century gateway associated with Templemacateer House (15403112), which retains its early form and character. It is well-built using channelled ashlar limestone while the good quality cast-iron gates further embellish the aesthetics of this good quality gateway. This entrance adds an attractive element along the roadscape to the northwest of Horseleap. The good quality boundary walls complete the setting.

This does not grant access. Most recorded buildings are privately owned; view them only from public ground unless the owner allows entry.