Ardbraccan House, Palladian country house in Meath, Ireland
Ardbraccan House features seven bays over two stories with a raised basement central block, flanked by kitchen and stable wings constructed from limestone.
The residence served as home to the Church of Ireland Lord Bishop of Meath from the 1770s until 1885, built on grounds of ancient episcopal significance.
The mansion incorporates architectural designs from Richard Castle, Thomas Cooley, and James Wyatt, representing Georgian period construction methods and principles.
The property includes multiple structures such as a laundry house, granary, outbuildings, icehouse, and walled gardens accessible for architectural research.
Local limestone quarried from Ardbraccan forms the exterior walls, creating a direct connection between the house and its geographical location.
Location: Meath
GPS coordinates: 53.66078,-6.74982
Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:14
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