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Historic Building Details


HB Ref No:
HB01/03/014


Extent of Listing:
Not listed


Date of Construction:


Address :
Templemoyle House Templemoyle Ededreagh Road Eglinton County Londonderry BT47 3AR **See General Comments**


Townland:






Survey 2:
D1 Record Only

Date of Listing:
26/02/1979 00:00:00

Date of De-listing:
28/02/1990 00:00:00

Current Use:

Former Use

Conservation Area:

Industrial Archaeology:

Vernacular:

Thatched:

Monument:

Derelict:




OS Map No:
27-15SE

IG Ref:
C5225 1883





Owner Category




Exterior Description And Setting


A three-storey multi-bay whinstone rubble building built in 1827 as an agricultural school by the Grocer's Company, later converted into Templemoyle House and now utilised as a care home (Templemoyle Care Home). Pitched natural slate roof, random rubble walls with ashlar quoins, and brick-trimmed square-headed openings; dressed stone cills to window openings; uPVC windows throughout. Modern single-storey porch addition to front facade, and two-and three-storey additions to rear (W) elevation. Vestiges of outbuildings to S, including a two-storey, hipped, rubble masonry building, with external bell, now partly in ruins.

Architects




Historical Information


N/A

Criteria for Listing


Architectural Interest

Not listed

Historic Interest

Not listed



Evaluation


A three-storey multi-bay whinstone rubble building built in 1827 as an agricultural school by the Grocer's Company, later converted into Templemoyle House and now utilised as a care home (Templemoyle Care Home). Although significant in the locale, there have been extensive alterations and the use of inappropriate materials and finishes that have degraded the property and compromised its historic and architectural character.

General Comments


Partial survey only - Although significant in the locale, there have been extensive alterations and the use of inappropriate materials and finishes that have degraded the property and compromised its historic and architectural character.

Date of Survey


31 March 2014