1820s – The Grange, Baldoyle, Co. Dublin

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A smaller country house in Baldoyle, formerly Beau Park, and then renamed Grange Lodge, and later still simply Grange. An unusual design with curved bays to the end of short wings, and a more substantial centrally placed curved bay with a Georgian doorway. Directly behind the building was extensive outbuildings. Demolished in 1990, materials were salvaged for use at Newbridge House, which was then under restoration. The old farm machinery that was still in the outbuildings was removed to Newbridge Farm Museum.

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Published February 21, 2016 | Last Updated July 21, 2026

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