1901 census
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Cill Chornáin
A decorated country house preserves nineteenth-century design beneath a later extra storey.
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The National Inventory of Architectural Heritage identifies George Papworth as the designer of Kilcornan House for Sir Thomas Redington. The house originally had two storeys above a raised basement. Projecting bays, stepped buttresses and small corner turrets give its elevations a castle-like outline, while decorative render bands carry quatrefoil and other motifs. The entrance porch has octagonal corner turrets and a Tudor-arched doorway. [2]
The inventory dates the addition of another floor and a flat roof to about 1970. It distinguishes replacement windows in that later floor from the moulded surrounds of the original storeys, recording how adaptation changed the house’s earlier form. [2]
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