Naughton House

1. Main block 2-storey and full basement with 2

single-storey and basement back wings in U-plan arrangement.

Harled with margins and ashlar dressings, painted, main roof

piended and slated with twin central chimneys and moulded

eaves course. Main front of unusual design, centre 3-window

bow, 2/3 ellipse with R-doric fanlight doorpiece, top

balustrade and impressive balustraded perron on 2 flights

turning at right angles. 2-window flanks, drawing room has

late classical bipartite on W. inserted c. 1840. Rear wings

altered between 1887 and 1901, mansard on W., Jacobean

ogee-roofed bathroom tower inserted in E. re-entrant angle

and circular service stair tower corbelled to square with

pyramid roof on E. Interior: Adam-type ceiling to entrance

hall, good circular stairwell with cantilevered stair, good

ceiling also of Adam type design. Other rooms, simply

treated, drawing room remodelled in early Victorian times.