Castleboro House, Georgian country house in County Wexford, Ireland
Castleboro House is a Georgian country house in County Wexford with a symmetrical stone facade and clearly organized interior spaces. Inside, high ceilings with ornamental details and grand staircases connect the various rooms throughout the building.
The house was built in the 1700s and represented the power of Anglo-Irish landowners who controlled rural communities. Like many similar properties, it faced threats during Ireland's revolutionary period in the early 1920s.
The house shows how wealthy landowners once shaped rural life and society in their region. Today you can walk through the rooms where the Anglo-Irish gentry once conducted their daily affairs and entertained guests.
Visits need to be arranged ahead of time since the property is not open without prior permission. Once you arrive, you will receive clear guidance about photography rules and which areas of the house you can enter.
The house still contains many original architectural details from when it was built, showing how craftspeople worked in the 1700s. These preserved features let visitors see firsthand the construction methods and materials used during that era.
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