Woodstown House, Historical manor in Waterford, Ireland
Woodstown House displays a three-bay two-storey design with a U-shaped layout and a seven-bay service wing on the northwestern side.
The current Regency-style residence, constructed in 1823 by architect George Richard Pain, incorporates elements from an earlier 1720s structure.
The estate gained notable recognition when Jacqueline Kennedy and her children stayed at the property during their visit to Ireland in 1967.
The location of Woodstown House near the River Suir provided strategic advantages for agricultural activities and regional trade connections.
Archaeological excavations in 2003 revealed Viking settlements beneath the grounds, leading to the area's designation as a national monument.
GPS coordinates: 52.19900,-6.98700
Latest update: March 5, 2025 16:48
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