Chapter 4 - Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council
Chapter 4 - Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council
Chapter 4 - Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council
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Church Avenue<br />
or Roseneath<br />
Mentone House 1737<br />
Abbeylands -Rosscahill House Terrace 1725<br />
Middle Abbeylands House Terrace 1724<br />
Abbeylands East House Terrace 1722<br />
Saint Alphonsus & Saint<br />
Columba’s Church<br />
Church, Presbytery<br />
and Ballybrack Old<br />
National School<br />
1719<br />
Seafield Road Avonmore House 1759<br />
Seacroft House 1764<br />
The Red House House 1763<br />
1 Shanganagh Terrace House Terrace 1742<br />
2 Shanganagh Terrace House Terrace 1741<br />
Shanganagh Terrace<br />
3 Shanganagh Terrace House Terrace 1740<br />
4 Shanganagh Terrace House Terrace 1739<br />
5 Shanganagh Terrace House Terrace 1738<br />
8 Shanganagh Terrace House Terrace 1733<br />
9 Shanganagh Terrace House Terrace 1732<br />
10 Shanganagh Terrace House Terrace 1731<br />
11 Shanganagh Terrace House Terrace 1728<br />
12 Shanganagh Terrace House Terrace 1727<br />
13 Shanganagh Terrace House Terrace 1726<br />
Station Road<br />
Victorian Villa, The Court Original Building 1697<br />
Hotel<br />
Strathmore Road Undercliff House 1681<br />
Saint George’s Avenue Carrigrenane House 1665<br />
Kenah Hill House 1670<br />
Saint George’s House 1663<br />
Victoria Road Camelot Gate Lodge (Note: 1646<br />
Arch also a<br />
Protected Structure)<br />
Ayesha Castle Castle 1659<br />
Vico Road Mount Eagle House and<br />
Outbuildings<br />
1644<br />
Protected Structures within the proposed ACA are indicated in solid orange on the <strong>County</strong><br />
Development Plan Maps 4, 7 & 10, however, this does not define the full extent of the<br />
protected site. By definition, a protected structure includes the land lying within the<br />
curtilage of the protected structure and other structures within that curtilage and their<br />
interiors. The notion of curtilage is not specifically defined by legislation, but is understood<br />
to be the parcel of land immediately associated with that structure, the landscape setting<br />
within which the structure stands and which contributes to the structures essential<br />
character.<br />
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